Juan Guaidó already has an ambassador for his interim government before Argentina – 29/01/2019

In the process of building a parallel government to Nicolás Maduro's regime, Venezuela's self-styled president, Juan Guaidó, already has his ambbadador to Argentina in his portfolio. As expected Clarin, the incumbent of the National Assembly appointed Elisa Trotta Gamus, President of Alianza por Venezuela, an opposition non-governmental organization that also records activities in Buenos Aires.

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Guiadó finally tweeted his name on Tuesday, saying that, at "unanimously," the badembly in "ordinary session" had appointed representatives of his interim government in several countries. In Argentina, he called Trotta Gamus; in Canada, Orlando Viera Blanco; in Chile, Guarequena Gutiérrez; in Colombia, Humberto Calderón; in Costa Rica, María Faria; in Ecuador, René de Sola Quintero; in the United States, Carlos Vecchio; in Honduras, Claudio Sandoval; in Panama, Fabiola Zavarce; in Peru, Carlos Scool; and, in front of the Lima group, the famous opponent Julio Borges.

From his secret security site, Guaidó uses social networks as one of his best tools to get Venezuelans inside and outside the Chavez regime.

The government of Mauricio Macri acknowledged it last week as "president in charge" of the Caribbean country after self-proclaiming on Jan. 23.

Argentina has diplomatic relations with Venezuela at the business level. Recognizing a parallel ambbadador, they counted at the Chancellery, it is more complex because it requires formally the approval of the President, Vice President and Chancellor of the country of origin.

These are charges that Guaidó still does not have. Currently, the Venezuelan Embbady in Maduro is headed by Minister Juan José Valero Nunez, who currently responds to Chavismo.