₦airaland Forum

TrittNG:
Next three weeks are to be dangerous due to Kiev’s potential nuclear provocation — envoy

TrittNG:
Regardless, Guaidó’s support has been sinking quickly. Earlier this month at the Organization of American States (OAS) summit in Lima, 19 of the 35 member states voted to discuss removing Guaidó’s representation at the OAS. The motion fell short of the 24 votes needed to pass, but only four states supported Guaidó.

TrittNG:
If Guaidó’s government is absolved, it brings into question what happens to the foreign assets and companies supervised by the Venezuelan National Assembly. US courts recognized their legitimacy on the basis that Guaidó is the legitimate leader of Venezuela. If that justification dissolves, it may open them up to legal issues.

TrittNG:
However, Guaidó's absentee government has failed to remove Maduro from power. The socialist president still controls the Venezuelan military, domestic assets, intelligence communities, and land. Guaidó holds no  holds no authority politically or institutionally in Venezuela. The term of the National Assembly he was the head of ended in 2020, making the backing from some Western nations his only claim to power.

TrittNG:
In 2018, the United States and other Western countries doubted the legitimacy of an election that saw Maduro reelected as the president of Venezuela. The Venezuelan constitution dictates that if a legitimate president is not elected, the National Assembly leader would become the interim president until an election can be held.
That led Guaidó to set up an opposition government that was recognized by the United States. Many of Venezuela’s foreign assets held by the United States were given to the Guaidó government.

TrittNG:
Venezuelans pulling the rug out from under the feet of the West.

According to a Reuters report that cites four sources, representatives of Venezuela's opposition party have told US State Department officials that they will no longer continue to support Guaidó’s parallel government in 2023, even if someone else is appointed as its leader. They instead want to nominate a candidate to face Maduro in an election tentatively set for late 2023 or early 2024.

TrittNG:
In 2019, the Trump administration imposed strict sanctions on Venezuelan oil and refused to acknowledge Nicolás Maduro as the legitimate President of Venezuela. Instead, the United States and dozens of Western countries recognized National Assembly leader Juan Guaidó as the “interim president.”

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Venezuela’s Opposition Dropping Guaidó’s ‘Government’ in 2023

planetE:
Develope your country with its resources, U no gree. Why developed countries no go dey use you catch cruise. Bunch of looters

Realist12:
This is a Wake up call to Africans to look in ward . We are kings and queens. Dubai was literally advertising for Nigerians to come to Dubai 10 years ago. They don't want economic refugees they want our elites.

Dubai landlord is spending our wealth there while Lagos Landlord is bringing Dubai to Nigeria.
Vote wisely

ecolime:
During the US election campaigns, Trump once spoke of Scandinavians not visiting the US.

He was practically begging Norwegians in particular to migrate to the US.

Same as Singapore & Malaysia. I learnt the US embassies there are virtually empty. People hardly book appointments because their country is okay.

Our so-called leaders are very shameless. Let them make Nigeria liveable, na these countries go dey rush us.

Dubai of yesterday, chaii