Venezuela's opposition party may have kicked Juan Guaido to the curb, but that still doesn't mean that the U.S. can't just take over Venezuela’s embassy.
Venezuela's political opposition party has dissolved the "interim government" led by Juan Guaidó.
As far as I know Juan Guaidó is still considered the 'interim' President of Venezuela by Washington. Do you know who doesn't consider Juan Guaidó Venezuela's president, politician, or anything else for that matter? Venezuela's political opposition party.
It was Donald Trump that anointed Juan Guaidó 'Interim President' of Venezuela in 2019, so it seems only fitting that the U.S. is the last nation that still maintains that fiction.
About 2.5 years ago Juan Guaidó was about to assume the presidency of Venezuela, despite never even running for the office.
However, Guaido missed his moment, because, well, he's a fraud and a crook.
As 2019 became 2020, things were not looking good for Juan Guaido and U.S. coup plans.
Three weeks ago it became obvious that Washington's coup strategy in Venezuela wasn't working.
What has happened since then is an arrogant display of imperialism and hubris.
The corruption charges against Juan Guaido are undoubtedly true, but that isn't what is significant about these headlines.
It appears that the Trump Administration has changed tactics when it comes to regime change in Venezuela.
