Last month, when the Venezuelan opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, was briefly detained by Maduro’s intelligence agents less than 48 hours after proclaiming himself the new interim President of the country, many saw on that a familiar tactic of political harassment, this time, it looked like an operation carried out in the style of another government, more precisely, as the Cuban regime.
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