Is Juan Guaidó A-List?

Elected to National Assembly

Elected as federal deputy representing Vargas state, beginning his career as an opposition legislator. He emerged as part of a new generation of Venezuelan opposition leaders.

Declared Interim President

Declared himself interim president of Venezuela, receiving recognition from over 50 countries including the US and EU. This bold move positioned him as the face of Venezuelan opposition and brought international attention to the crisis.

Failed Momentum

Despite international support, failed to displace Maduro or gain control of key state institutions. His inability to translate diplomatic recognition into real power began to erode his credibility.

Declining Support

Lost support among opposition factions as his strategy of international pressure failed to produce results. Internal divisions weakened the opposition coalition, and some countries began questioning their recognition.

End of Interim Government

The National Assembly voted to dissolve his interim government, effectively ending his claim to the presidency. This marked the definitive collapse of his political project and international standing.

Faded Opposition Figure

Lives in exile, largely forgotten by international media and marginalized within Venezuelan opposition politics. His brief moment as a globally recognized leader has passed, and he serves as a cautionary tale of failed political strategy. Maduro remains in power, and Guaidó's legacy is one of unfulfilled promise.