Venezuela's self-declared interim leader Juan Guaido speaks to supporters in Caracas on January 26. Photo: AP
Self-declared leader of Venezuela Juan Guaido extends olive branch to China, wants ‘productive and mutually beneficial relationship’
- Beijing and Moscow have remained firm in supporting President Nicolas Maduro, though the EU and US have recognised Guaido as the de facto head of state
- ‘China’s support will be very important in boosting our country’s economy and future development,’ the National Assembly leader said
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Venezuelan crisis
Venezuela's self-declared interim leader Juan Guaido speaks to supporters in Caracas on January 26. Photo: AP
Juan Guaido, the self-proclaimed interim president of Venezuela, with his wife, Fabiana, left, and their daughter, Miranda, at their home in Caracas on Thursday. Photo: EPA-EFE
Juan Guaido, Venezuela’s self-proclaimed president, says police agents came to his home
- Guadio’s wife and 20-month-old daughter were at home at the time
- UN human rights expert denounces oil sanctions imposed by US President Donald Trump
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Venezuela
Juan Guaido, the self-proclaimed interim president of Venezuela, with his wife, Fabiana, left, and their daughter, Miranda, at their home in Caracas on Thursday. Photo: EPA-EFE