Juan Guaidó, defying a travel ban, slipped secretly into Colombia to meet with the United States and regional allies on the sideline of a regional counterterrorism meeting earlier this week. He is now in Davos talking with world leaders about Venezuela’s deepening crisis and the role of the international community in helping Venezuela. At the same time, Nicolás Maduro’s foreign minister visited his Iranian counterpart to strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries. The following is an analytical assessment on Guaidó's first year in office, the options he has on the table, and some recommendations for his 2020 agenda, with a special emphasis on international aid and assistance to Venezuela and Venezuelans.
Q1: What is the balance of Guaidó’s administration so far?
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