After a failed bid to flip the military, Maduro’s opponents are reassessing their strategy.
An opposition supporter walks on the road leading to the Colombian border outside of Capacho, Venezuela, on Feb. 23.
Vice President Pence, right, and Venezuelan opposition leader and self-declared interim president Juan Guaidó, second from right, at a meeting with foreign ministers of the Lima Group in Bogota, Colombia, on Feb. 25. “The opposition officials said we had to fight, but where are they now?” Javier Cacho, 24, said Tuesday as young men with covered faces stirred around him ahead of a rock-throwing assault on Venezuelan guardsmen.
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