Venezuelan prosecutor's office issues new arrest warrant for Juan Guaido, accused of corruption during his term as interim president
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Juan Guaido, the Venezuelan political opposition leader, has received a new arrest warrant from the Venezuelan Public Prosecutor's Office, which is accusing him of corruption related to his activities during his self-proclaimed interim presidency. He is implicated in an investigation into an alleged bribe of €500,000 a month offered to Spanish officials for recognizing him as leader. Guaido left Venezuela in 2023 after the opposition decided to end the interim government.
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