Venezuelan 'Opposition' Parties Ratify Decision to Dissolve Interim Government

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : As a result of the complete lack of any progress towards the end of the Maduro regime and the more than two decades of socialism in Venezuela, an overwhelming portion of the Venezuelan population -- which had initially given its support to the interim government -- rapidly lost all faith in Juan Guaidó's presidency.
53% : In light of this, Maduro has mostly relied on the international support of his ideological allies such as Cuba, China, Russia, Iran, and Turkey.
52% : In May 2022, a study published by the Venezuelan polling firm Meganálisis revealed that nearly 80 percent of Venezuelans believed that the 'opposition' was doing 'absolutely nothing' to put an end to socialism in Venezuela, and that they had simply sold out to the Maduro regime, a recurring conclusion that the nation's population has reached during the past two decades of socialist rule.
40% : Maduro's presidency has not been recognized by the United States, Canada, the European Union, and 50 other nations, who opted to recognize Guaidó as Venezuela's legitimate president.

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