Fabiana Rosales

Fabiana Andreina Rosales Guerrero (born 22 April 1992), also known as Fabiana Rosales de Guaidó, is a Venezuelan journalist and social media human rights activist. She is married to Juan Guaidó, former disputed president of the National Assembly and claimant to the country's acting presidency in the Venezuelan presidential crisis. but, following the dissolution of the interim government, is no longer.

Family and education Fabiana Andreína Rosales Guerrero was born on 22 April 1992 in the town of Tovar, Mérida State. Her father, Carlos Rosales Belandria In 2013, she graduated from Universidad Rafael Belloso Chacín with a degree in journalism and social communications. She worked in Mérida state for a city council as a press officer, and later held a similar position after moving to Caracas. which implicitly gives Rosales a claim to being the First Lady of Venezuela. She told Reuters that spies and "pro-government armed groups" follow her and Guaidó.

Foreign relations

The New York Times says Rosales is "emerging as a prominent figure in [Guaidó's] campaign to bring change to the crisis-wracked country". She said that the crisis in Venezuela is serious, describing it as "freedom or dictatorship, life or death". Trump said it was a "great honor to have the first lady of Venezuela".

The Associated Press wrote that her "opponents have cast her recent tour as a desperate attempt to keep Guaido in the international spotlight", and quoted a diplomat from the Maduro administration, who said, "She is trying to boost Guaido's image, as support for his movement in Venezuela deflates".