Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Juan Guaidó" in English language version.
(...) la investigación comenzó hace dos meses, según el propio Guaidó.
Guaidó's envoys, including Toledo, ended contact with Goudreau after the Bogota meeting because they believed it was a suicide mission, according to three people close to the opposition leader.
El jefe de la fracción parlamentaria de la Asamblea Nacional (AN) diputado Juan Guaidó (Unidad/Vargas)
Cuestionó que el 'payaso' que se proclamó presidente no haya convocado elecciones, como dicta la Constitución. ¿Hasta cuándo irá su mandato?, preguntó. '¿Va a continuar en su mandato virtual? ¿Hasta cuándo, hasta el 2025 también? ¿O hasta que termine en la cárcel por mandato del Tribunal Supremo de Justicia? ¿Hasta cuándo?, le advirtió al presidente interino.
In Venezuela, though the number of people who say they recognize Guaidó as the legitimate president has dwindled to about 50 percent since January, his approval remains much stronger than Maduro's abysmal 4 percent.
... last week's failed military uprising and a spate of violent but fruitless demonstrations have some wondering if Guaido, and the opposition at large, have what it takes to oust Maduro ... A poll released Monday by Caracas-based Meganalisis found that Guaido's approval ratings dropped to 50 percent, down from 84 percent in January. He's still far more popular than Maduro whose approval rating is at 4 percent but the precipitous drop can't be ignored ...
Guaidó dijo a los medios que acudieron al lugar que los funcionarios no se identificaron y tampoco mostraron ningún tipo de orden judicial.
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¿Esa característica que ha demostrado de ser pragmático es natural o la practicó siendo masón?
Miembros de la asamblea nacional constituyente (ANC) aprobaron de este martes el "allanar" la inmunidad parlamentaria al presidente interino de Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, y pidieron fusilamiento al también presidente del Parlamento de Venezuela. TRANSLATION: Members of the National Constituent Assembly (ANC) approved Tuesday to "strip" the parliamentary immunity to the interim president of Venezuela, Juan Guaidó, and they also demanded the shooting of the president of the Venezuelan Parliament.
En una ocasión recibió una paliza a manos de una decena de policías, y en otra le partieron un brazo.
[Guaidó] es definido como de centro por sus colaboradores, pese a que milita en una agrupación que es miembro pleno de la Internacional Socialista y que voceros del Gobierno de Nicolás Maduro ubican, a manera de insulto, a la derecha del espectro político.
Tras ser interceptado y rodeado el vehículo, varios vecinos de la zona y medios de comunicación apostados en el lugar se presentaron en la entrada del edificio para conocer qué estaba pasando, lo que habría forzado la retirada de los asaltantes.
Forma parte del partido Voluntad Popular, liderado por Leopoldo López, y que pertenece a la Internacional Socialista.
Guaidó no dio más detalles de su denuncia pero sí agregó que, además, el chavismo "planea robar" la ayuda humanitaria que está recolectando con colaboración de la comunidad internacional. "En este momento el régimen trata de seguir robándonos el dinero, están tratando de mover desde el Bandes (El Banco de Desarrollo Económico y Social de Venezuela) 1.200 millones de dólares a Uruguay," denunció Juan Guaidó cuando la conferencia de prensa ya estaba terminando. Y agregó: "Entre 1000 y 1200 millones de dólares, pretende la dictadura, trasladar al Bandes se Uruguay, con el objeto de seguir robando al pueblo Venezolano."
Supporters of Maduro didn't hold back during the Tuesday meeting. They demanded Guaidó get reprimanded for leaving the country without requesting permission from the authorities controlled by the socialist regime. They declared that Guaidó should be punished with jail or "el paredón," referring to a firing squad, for his behavior. The mention of popular courts brought to mind those used during the bloody first months of the Cuban revolution, a period that inspired the Chavez regime. The historical reference led U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Florida, to speak out on Twitter. "Just like in Cuba after Castro took over members of illegitimate Maduro Regime Congress are calling for the execution of Guaidó by firing squad," the Republican wrote.
According to a recent Datanalisis poll, Guaidó has an approval rating of 61 percent while Maduro's has hit an all-time low of 14 percent.citing Francisco Monaldi Tweet of 2 March, "Maduro cae a su mínimo histórico de aprobación con 14%. Guaidó logra 61% de aprobación y arrasaría en una elección con 77% vs. 23% Maduro."
Just two weeks after Mr. Maduro was sworn in for a second term in January, Mr. Guaidó declared himself the interim president, directly challenging the country's leadership
Juan Guaidó declares himself the country's 'acting president'
In Venezuela, though the number of people who say they recognize Guaidó as the legitimate president has dwindled to about 50 percent since January, his approval remains much stronger than Maduro's abysmal 4 percent.
... last week's failed military uprising and a spate of violent but fruitless demonstrations have some wondering if Guaido, and the opposition at large, have what it takes to oust Maduro ... A poll released Monday by Caracas-based Meganalisis found that Guaido's approval ratings dropped to 50 percent, down from 84 percent in January. He's still far more popular than Maduro whose approval rating is at 4 percent but the precipitous drop can't be ignored ...
{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)Hemos tenido algo que pasó de ser provisional a convertirse en algo perpetuo. Y no se celebraron las elecciones, de manera que el artículo 233 perdió su razón de ser para justificar el gobierno interino.
Just two weeks after Mr. Maduro was sworn in for a second term in January, Mr. Guaidó declared himself the interim president, directly challenging the country's leadership
Juan Guaidó declares himself the country's 'acting president'
Tens of thousands of dollars sent in aid to help Venezuelan soldiers defect from the Maduro regime were spent on parties and nightclubs by members of the opposition, it has been claimed. An investigation into the embezzlement allegations has cast further doubt over the calibre of the opposition led by Juan Guaidó, which has lost momentum in its efforts to replace President Maduro. The two accused, Rossana Barrera and Kevin Rojas, had been appointed to manage roughly $100,000 to pay for accommodation and transport costs incurred by military defectors who crossed the border into Colombia. They are accused of siphoning off as much as $60,000. Both deny the allegations and so far have not been charged.
According to a recent Datanalisis poll, Guaidó has an approval rating of 61 percent while Maduro's has hit an all-time low of 14 percent.citing Francisco Monaldi Tweet of 2 March, "Maduro cae a su mínimo histórico de aprobación con 14%. Guaidó logra 61% de aprobación y arrasaría en una elección con 77% vs. 23% Maduro."
Forma parte del partido Voluntad Popular, liderado por Leopoldo López, y que pertenece a la Internacional Socialista.