Nicolas Maduro for beginners: From bus driver to Venezuela's most powerful man
By the time Juan Guaidó declared himself interim president in 2019, Venezuela had entered a condition of suspended legitimacy. Competing claims to authority coexisted with a shared sense of exhaustion. Maduro endured because stalemates favour incumbents who can wait, and waiting became his governing method.
By the time Juan Guaidó declared himself interim president in 2019, Venezuela had entered a condition of suspended legitimacy. Competing claims to authority coexisted with a shared sense of exhaustion. Maduro endured because stalemates favour incumbents who can wait, and waiting became his governing method.
