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The "president" of the old opposition parliament arrives in Venezuela for a meeting on transition
In the attempt to achieve a political transition in Venezuela, an unexpected interlocutor has emerged. Dinorah Figuera, exiled deputy and president of the opposition National Assembly elected in 2015, returned this Thursday to Caracas after eight years outside the country. Her return, which has among its objectives that of promoting the renewal of the National Electoral Council (CNE), is backed by Donald Trump and has the approval of the Governm…
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El CarabobeñoThe president of the Legislative Delegate Commission of 2015, Dinorah Figuera, arrived in Venezuela in flight of American Airlines on Thursday, June 18, after eight years in exile. Upon her arrival in Maiquetia, Primero Justicia leader said she will attend a first meeting with the U.S. business manager in Venezuela, John Barrett, and later with the president of the Chavista majority National Assembly (AN), Jorge Rodríguez, to discuss issues such…
The 2015 National Assembly issued a statement in which it expresses its support for the meetings that its president, Dinorah Figuera, held on his arrival in the country this Thursday with the president of the AN chavista Jorge Rodríguez, and the head of business of the United States Embassy in Venezuela, John Barrett. “The central objective of this process will be the construction of a shared vision of the future, oriented to the well-being of a…
The National Assembly elected in 2015 stated through a statement issued on Thursday, June 18, that the meetings held by Dinorah Figuera with Jorge Rodríguez and the head of Business of the US Embassy in Venezuela, John Barrett, are part of a "dialogue process to move towards a democratic transition" in Venezuela. According to the AN elected in 2015, the central objective is to advance towards a democratic transition "ordered, sustainable and inc…
Figuera, 65, lives as an exile in Spain. Her visit would be part of Trump’s three-phase plan for Venezuela.
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