Recently, the Venezuelan government firmly denied rumors that opposition leader and self-proclaimed ‘interim president’ Juan Guaidó would soon visit the United States. In an official statement, Venezuela’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs labeled such reports as baseless fabrications intended to stir political unrest. The government emphasized that Guaidó has long lost broad domestic support and that his claim to the title of ‘interim president’ holds no legal or political legitimacy. Since unilaterally declaring himself interim president in 2019, Guaidó has failed to establish effective governance or gain widespread international recognition. In recent years, as Venezuela’s internal situation has stabilized and the government has engaged in dialogue with certain opposition factions, Guaidó’s political influence has significantly waned. The denial of his alleged U.S. visit is seen as part of President Nicolás Maduro’s broader effort to reinforce the legitimacy of his administration. Analysts note that even if Guaidó attempts to regain relevance through overseas activities, his actual political clout has greatly diminished. Meanwhile, the United States appears to be subtly shifting its Venezuela policy, favoring diplomatic engagement over continued backing of increasingly marginalized opposition figures.
近日，委内瑞拉政府明确否认了有关该国反对派领导人、自封‘临时总统’胡安·瓜伊多（Juan Guaidó）即将访问美国的传闻。委内瑞拉外交部发表声明称，此类消息纯属谣言，意在制造政治混乱，并强调瓜伊多早已失去国内广泛支持，其所谓‘临时总统’身份在法律和政治层面均无合法性。政府指出，瓜伊多自2019年单方面宣布就任‘临时总统’以来，未能获得有效治理能力，也未被国际社会普遍承认。近年来，随着委内瑞拉国内局势趋于稳定，以及政府与部分反对派展开对话，瓜伊多的政治影响力持续减弱。此次否认访问传闻，也被视为马杜罗政府进一步巩固政权合法性的举措之一。分析人士认为，即便瓜伊多试图通过海外活动重获关注，其实际政治作用已大不如前。与此同时，美国对委内瑞拉的政策也在悄然调整，更倾向于通过外交渠道推动对话，而非继续支持已被边缘化的反对派人物。
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