Summary
A top aide to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado expressed concerns about the trustworthiness of Venezuela's vice president in leading the country. The White House appears to be engaging with elements of the current Venezuelan regime.
Key Facts
- Maria Corina Machado is a leader in Venezuela's opposition movement.
- David Smolansky is a top aide to Maria Corina Machado.
- Smolansky raised concerns about the vice president of Venezuela's ability to lead the nation.
- The White House is reportedly interacting with parts of the Venezuelan government.
- Venezuela has faced longstanding opposition to its leadership, starting with former president Hugo Chávez and continuing with current leadership under Nicolás Maduro.
