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Venezuela’s Guaido set to return home today

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epa07404415 The head of the Parliament of Venezuela, Juan Guaido, arrives at the European Union building in Brasilia, Brazil, 28 February 2019. Guaido, who proclaimed himself interim president of Venezuela, will meet with ambassadors of those governments, before meeting with Brazilian President Bolsonaro. The meeting with the ambassadors will be his first commitment in the Brazilian capital, to which he arrived from Bogota, aboard a plane of the Colombian Air Force. EPA-EFE/Joedson Alves

 

Deutsche Welle (DW) reported that Juan Guaido, Venezuela’s interim president and leader of the Opposition, is expected back to his home country today from Ecuador.

His return is set to coincide with his call for protests during Monday and Tuesday’s Carnival celebrations. Guaido had left the country in defiance of a travel ban.

DW said that his return would likely result in his arrest for violating a court-imposed travel ban ordering him not to leave the country.

During his absence from Venezuela, Guaido also visited the leaders of Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina to rally support and build pressure on Venezuela’s acting president, Nicolas Maduro, to resign.

Guaido did not comment on the exact timing of his planned return to the crisis-ridden South American country. However, his spokesman said it was possible that he would return on Monday during the country’s Carnival celebrations.

Via Deutsche Welle (DW)

Topics Venzuela