Venezuela’s embattled dictator Nicolás Maduro hinted that the country’s young opposition leader Juan Guaidó could soon be sent to prison for his presidency challenge, as nine major European nations recently joined the United States in recognizing Guaidó as the interim president.
Speaking to his supporters on the evening of Feb. 4, Maduro questioned how long Guaidó could serve his “virtual term.” Maduro first gained power of the oil-rich nation in 2013 and was inaugurated to a second term in January which has been widely dubbed as illegitimate.
