EU Countries endorse Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido
Nearly 20 European Union countries have endorsed Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as the country's interim President.
Germany, France and Britain and Spain publicly supported Guaido after a Sunday deadline to call a presidential election passed without action.
Other European nations, such as Portugal, Denmark, Holland, Hungary, Austria, Finland, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Czech Republic, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, Sweden and Croatia also supported Guaido, who last month declared himself interim President with the support of the United States and many South American nations.
Nicolás Maduro Moros won the election in Venezuela but defeated candidate Juan Guaidó declared himself president with help of US and European nations
the Lima Group of Latin American countries and Canada has called for a peaceful change in government in Venezuela, without military intervention.
Foreign ministers belonging to the group, met at Ottawa in Canada to discuss additional steps to pressure Maduro.
The group also urged Venezuela's military to support Guaido as interim president and not to impede the entry and transit of humanitarian assistance to Venezuelans.
Nearly 20 European Union countries have endorsed Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as the country's interim President.
Germany, France and Britain and Spain publicly supported Guaido after a Sunday deadline to call a presidential election passed without action.
Other European nations, such as Portugal, Denmark, Holland, Hungary, Austria, Finland, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Czech Republic, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, Sweden and Croatia also supported Guaido, who last month declared himself interim President with the support of the United States and many South American nations.
Nicolás Maduro Moros won the election in Venezuela but defeated candidate Juan Guaidó declared himself president with help of US and European nations
the Lima Group of Latin American countries and Canada has called for a peaceful change in government in Venezuela, without military intervention.
Foreign ministers belonging to the group, met at Ottawa in Canada to discuss additional steps to pressure Maduro.
The group also urged Venezuela's military to support Guaido as interim president and not to impede the entry and transit of humanitarian assistance to Venezuelans.
