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Weekly Report - 20 August 2020 (WR-20-33)
VENEZUELA: Guaidó seeks to consolidate support
With the Venezuelan opposition having firmly committed itself to a boycott of December’s legislative elections - despite misgivings in some quarters about the viability of abstention as a strategy for challenging Nicolás Maduro’s government [WR-20-32] - opposition leader Juan Guaidó has been quick to return to the familiar exercise of gathering international backing for his position.
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