Guaidó seeks to intervene in appeal over Citgo

Sebastian Perry and Tom Jones

15 March 2019

Juan Guaidó at a rally in Caracas last month (Credit: Alexcocopro/Wikipedia)

Venezuela’s self-declared acting president Juan Guaidó has asked a US court for leave to intervene in an appeal concerning the fate of the country’s most valuable US asset, oil refining business Citgo Petroleum.

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Sebastian Perry

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