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Vanessa Neumann (Caracas, 1972) es una dip … Vanessa Neumann (Caracas, 1972) es una diplomática venezolana-estadounidense, emprendedora, escritora y teórica política. Neumann es la presidenta y fundadora de Asymmetrica, una consultora de riesgo político y empresa de comunicaciones estratégicas con sede en Ciudad de Nueva York,Estados Unidos. Neumann prestó servicio por cuatro años en la OCDE en su Grupo de Trabajo para Contrarrestar el Comercio Ilícito, y fue asesora a Mujeres de ONU en estrategias basadas en género para impedir y contrarrestar el extremismo violento. Neumann es autora de Blood Profits: How American Consumers Unwittingly Fund Terrorists (Lucros de Sangre: Cómo Consumidores Norteamericanos Inconscientemente Financian Terroristas), publicada en 2017, así como su edición brasileña del 2018, Lucros de Sangue. Durante la crisis presidencial de Venezuela del 2019, una sesión plenaria de la Asamblea Nacional de Venezuela aprobó su designación como embajadora para el Presidente Encargado Juan Guaidó. Esté nombrada Embajador y Jefe de Misión para Venezuela al Tribunal de St. James es en el Reino Unido. Desde entonces ha fungido como la Representante Oficial del Gobierno Interino de Venezuela ante el Reino Unido e Irlanda. En 2020, Neumann fue una figura central en la decisión histórica del Tribunal Superior del Reino Unido que según el tribunal el oro podía ser movido por Juan Guaidó, por encima de la de Nicolás Maduro ya que el Reino Unido "reconocía" a Guaidó. que el Reino Unido "reconocía" a Guaidó.
, Vanessa Neumann (born 1972, Caracas) is a … Vanessa Neumann (born 1972, Caracas) is a Venezuelan-American diplomat, business owner, author and political theorist. Neumann is the president and founder of Asymmetrica, a political risk research and strategic communications firm headquartered in New York City and Washington, D.C. Neumann served for four years on the OECD's Task Force on Countering Illicit Trade, and has been a consultant to UN Women on gender-based approaches to preventing and countering violent extremism. She is the author of the 2017 book Blood Profits: How American Consumers Unwittingly Fund Terrorists, as well as its 2018 Brazilian edition, Lucros de Sangue. During the 2019 Venezuelan presidential crisis, a plenary session of the Venezuelan National Assembly approved her appointment as ambassador for the acting President Juan Guaidó. She was appointed Ambassador and Chief of Mission for Venezuela to the Court of St. James's in the United Kingdom. The administration of Nicolás Maduro does not recognize Guaido's diplomats. In 2020, Neumann was a central figure in the historic (London) High Court decision that "unequivocally" recognized the legitimacy of the presidency of Juan Guaidó over that of Nicolás Maduro. The ruling against Maduro and in favor of Guaidó was upheld by the UK Supreme Court on 20 December 2021. the UK Supreme Court on 20 December 2021.
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