U.K. Supreme Court says Juan Guaidó is Venezuelan president in fight over $2B in gold
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Both Juan Guaidó and President Nicolás Maduro have named different boards to oversee the nation's central bank, and both are bidding for control of the gold.
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The U.K. Supreme Court ruled Monday that Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó should be recognized as the nation's interim president in a case that will ultimately determine who controls almost $2 billion of gold held by the Bank of England.
Both Juan Guaidó and President Nicolás Maduro have named different boards to oversee the nation's central bank, and both are bidding for control of the gold.
