Venezuela Starts Talks After 7 Months

The article pertains to the announcement of the start of negotiations between the Venezuelan opposition, led by Dinora Viguera, and the government authorities in Venezuela. The goal is to strengthen democracy and political rights, and to resolve the political crisis following the detention of President Nicolás Maduro seven months ago. According to the official schedule, the negotiations will include discussions on responses to the natural disasters that occurred in June, which resulted in over 6,000 deaths, as well as efforts to build political trust and restore democracy. The opposition also emphasized that the participants in the dialogue do not intend to hinder the process, and that the government’s conditions for participation require adherence to the constitution and laws. Opposition leader María Corina Machado was not invited to participate, despite U.S. support for Rodríguez. Meanwhile, the opposition committee arrived in Caracas accompanied by a exile team to initiate the talks.

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