Any democratic transition in Venezuela must be home-grown and driven by local actors, says a leading analyst.
Only the country’s own protagonists will ultimately determine if and when Venezuela restores democratic rule; only a well-organized opposition rooted in Venezuela can effectively take on Nicolás Maduro, who has proved to be a canny operator, Georgetown University’s Michael Shifter writes for Foreign Affairs.
Only #Venezuela‘s own protagonists will ultimately determine if and when it restores democratic rule; only a well-organized opposition rooted in Venezuela can effectively take on Maduro, @The_Dialogue‘s @MichaelShifter writes for @ForeignAffairs. https://t.co/TlVxJ9nQKa
— Democracy Digest (@demdigest) April 3, 2023
