Pompeo: ‘Devilishly difficult’ to keep Venezuelan opposition united

Published June 6, 2019 2:41am ET



There could be dozens of opposition figures clamoring to lead Venezuela if embattled strongman Nicolás Maduro steps down.

Tension is building in the opposition bloc, weeks after a failed call for a military uprising that has left top lawmaker Juan Guaidó, whom President Trump recognized as interim president in January, publicly embarrassed in an apparent stalemate with Maduro.

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