Venezuela: Transition Interrupted?

Juan Guaidó’s assumption of Venezuela’s interim presidency on January 10th offered his compatriots new hope for peaceful, democratic restoration and an end to the economic and humanitarian crisis afflicting the country. Guaidó achieved the recognition of over 50 countries and rallied Venezuelans across the nation. However, Nicolás Maduro’s regime remains entrenched in Caracas and living conditions in Venezuela are growing steadily worse.

Where do Guaidó and his supporters stand? And what should the international community do to help return order to Venezuela?

PARKING

Parking for this event is FREE. Please click here to reserve your space. 

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MAP

Parking lot 33, where space is reserved, is marked by the small circle.

Graham Center, where you will find the ballrooms, is marked by the larger circle.

 Driving Directions

Enter the campus on SW 107th Avenue and SW 16th Street. At the roundabout, make the first right onto SW 14th street, and make a left into parking lot 33. The Graham Center (GC)  is directly in front.