Venezuela’s Guaido wants China to see Maduro is bad for business
04 February 2019 |
10:56 am
Juan Guaido, Venezuela's National Assembly Leader, is calling for a transparent relationship with China, a key investor in the South American nation. He's also promising any agreements made with the regime of Nicolas Maduro would be honored as long as they were done lawfully.
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