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The White House plan to transfer real power from Nicolás Maduro to Juan Guaidó is far from clear The day after Donald Trump took the bold step of recognising the Venezuelan opposition leader as the country’s head of state, it is unclear how the administration hopes to turn its intentions into regime change. After Nicolás Maduro refused to give up the presidency, and the military high command stuck by him, the White House kept up the mantra that “all options are on the table”. But it was far from clear whether any of those options would succeed in transferring real power to Juan Guaidó and the opposition-led national assembly. Related: Venezuela crisis: US pulls out staff and tells citizens to ‘strongly consider’ leaving Related: Venezuela the day after: Caracas returns to grind of slow-burn crisis Continue reading…
