“I think we’re close to a political solution,” Mr. Guaidó said. “There’s no way that Maduro can recover the international confidence that’s the cornerstone of any economic recovery.” But despite his defiance, many of the remaining opposition leaders in Venezuela speak privately of a movement at its lowest ebb, mired in fear, recrimination and dwindling morale. By Anatoly Kurmanaev and Lara Jakes. Full Text -> TheNewYorkTimes
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¿Qué hará Cuba el 28 de julio?