
Venezuelan opposition leader Antonio Ledezma said authoritarian President Nicolás Maduro is currently unable to sleep due to mounting pressure from the United States, arguing that the regime in Caracas is running out of options.
"Maduro, as he himself confesses, is being consumed by an insomnia of 24 hours," Ledezma said in an interview with NTN24. "He does not sleep, he does not rest." He added that the Venezuelan leader only "pretends that he has everything under control" while facing an increasingly precarious political scenario.