It’s been over year and a half since Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó assumed the presidency of Venezuela—a move eventually recognized by over 50 countries. Yet today, Nicolás Maduro remains firmly entrenched in power despite international pressure, a series of painful U.S. sanctions and a pandemic that is ravaging Venezuela’s already-suffering population. So what happens now? Ambassador Carlos Vecchio talks about what can be done to bring democracy and prosperity back to Venezuela.