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Significance

The government claims opposition factions linked to Guaido are behind the upsurge of ‘GEDO’ violence (Grupo Estructurado de Delincuencia Organizada, or Structured Organised Crime Group). Efforts by security forces to ‘stabilise’ GEDO-dominated communities may portend an upsurge in state violence.

Impacts

The Haitian president’s killing has strengthened the government narrative of externally orchestrated mercenary warfare.

Concerns about state decomposition in Venezuela will add urgency to international efforts at successful dialogue.

An already weakened Guaido is on the back foot following Guevara’s arrest and lacks the authority to enforce any negotiated outcomes.

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