Venezuelan intelligence raids offices belonging to opposition leader Guaido

Agents from Venezuela's intelligence service reportedly raided the offices of opposition leader Juan Guaido on Tuesday, opposition lawmakers told media. According to reports, a group of Sebin intelligence agents dressed in black were outside a building where Guaido has offices. The Maduro government has not yet commented on any intelligence action against Guaido and the opposition. Guaido, who is currently recognized as interim president of Venezuela by around 50 countries including the United States and Germany, is currently in Europe and is due to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos.