Venezuelan opposition dissolves Guaido's 'interim government'

By Agence France-Presse

Dec 31, 2022 12:59 pm

CARACAS: The Venezuelan opposition on Friday dissolved the 'interim government' led by Juan Guaido, once the popular and internationally recognized face of a failed drive to oust leftist leader Nicolas Maduro.

The vote came in an online session of the opposition-controlled National Assembly, a body elected in 2015 and now largely symbolic as it was replaced by a legislature loyal to Maduro.

Handout picture released by the press office of opposition leader Juan Guaido showing Guaido taking part in a virtual meeting with members of the old Parliament, elected in 2015, in Caracas on December 30, 2022. AFP PHOTO / JUAN GUAIDO'S PRESS OFFICE / LEO ALVAREZ

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