Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro says authorities haven't detained opposition leader Juan Guaidó because the courts haven’t ordered it, but he has warned: “It will come.'
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said Friday that authorities haven’t detained opposition leader Juan Guaidó because the courts haven’t ordered it, but he warned: “It will come.”
Despite the order, migration officials let Guaidó back into the country after he arrived on a commercial flight at Venezuela’s main international airport. The warning comes as Guaidó tries to revive momentum in Venezuela for his flagging opposition movement. Though President Trump and leaders from nearly 60 other nations have expressed their continuing support, many inside Venezuela have grown wary of the opposition as Maduro remains in the presidency and consolidates his power.
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