
With the backing of the Trump administration, opposition leader Juan Guaidó declared himself "interim president" earlier this year.
Journalist Max Blumenthal on Sunday revealed a list of meeting attendees he obtained over the weekend from a source.
The list (in which the meeting is misdated as being on April 20) shows that the event, held at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, D.C., boasted as attendees members of the State Department, the Colombian and Brazilian embassies, members of the Venezuelan opposition, and other officials in the American national security state.















Comment: For more on what Washington's "considerations" are for military intervention in Venezuela, see: Where will the Trump administration go to war next?