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The Venezuelan government and the opposition have reached an agreement regarding judicial system reform and efforts to recover the frozen funds held at the Bank of England. This comes as part of wider efforts to foster national reconciliation seven months after the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro. The country's government is represented by the President of the National Assembly, Jorge Rodríguez, while the opposition is led by Dinora Figueroa, who has expressed her willingness to contribute to the reform process and work toward the recovery of the frozen assets, despite not participating directly in the talks. Both sides emphasized the importance of seizing this opportunity to implement reforms that would enable democratic elections, especially amid worsening economic and political conditions in the country. This step marks a significant first after prolonged political tensions, with the Venezuelan people hopeful that it will help lay the groundwork for future democratic electoral processes.
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