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Venezuela set to charge Guiado with treason
The US stooge faces allegations he would renounce the country's claim to an oil-rich border region in return for political support from Britain
Self-proclaimed interim President of Venezuela Juan Guaido speaks to the press in Caracas last week

VENEZUELAN prosecutors are set to charge hapless opposition stooge Juan Guaido over allegations that he would renounce claims to an oil-rich border territory in return for political support from Britain.

Venezuelan Prosecutor General Tarek William Saab confirmed on Friday that Mr Guaido is under investigation for illegally negotiating “the historical claim our country has on the territory of Essequibo” — a region controlled by neighbouring Guyana.

He claimed Mr Guaido has been engaged in “illegal negotiations, behind the back of the country” in exchange for “political support from the United Kingdom.

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