Advancing Venezuela’s Institutional Democratic Transition
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Who is Dinorah Figuera, the opponent who will lead the negotiations with Chavismo in Venezuela (and why doesn’t Maria Corina Machado) Ángel Bermúdez* Author’s title, BBC News Mundo “I’m taking on an invitation from the State Department [of the U.S.].” With those words, opposition woman Dinorah Figuera explained on June 18 her return to Venezuela after eight years of exile in Spain. As she said when landing in Caracas that day, part of the missio…
August 1 is the key date for a first official meeting between members of the National Assembly of 2025 and a group of opponents who were part of the Legislative Assembly in 2015, with a view to advancing an agenda focused on the renewal of the National Electoral Council (CNE), the formation of a new Electoral Hall of the TSJ and a road map towards an eventual transition, as indicated by Dinorah Figuera in different interviews. Among the keys to …
The United States supports the joint agenda of the AN-2015 and the Venezuelan government that will start in August Published: 16.07.2026 / redpres.com Photo Flickr Photo Service/Tony Webster The State Department called the agreement "an important step forward" in reconciliation ...
Advancing Venezuela’s Institutional Democratic Transition
The United States welcomes Tuesday’s announcements by Venezuela’s 2015 National Assembly, led by Dinorah Figuera, and the Venezuelan interim government of a joint agenda to begin August 1 to advance Venezuela’s stability, democracy, and national recovery. This announcement represents an important next step in the political reconciliation process and builds on the June 18 meeting […]
On Thursday, 16, the U.S. Department of State reported that it supports the new political agenda on the transition of power in Venezuela. Announced yesterday, the plan aims to "promote stability, democracy and national reconciliation in the country." The initiative was presented by the National Assembly elected in 2015, led by Dinorah Figuera, and now supported by interim dictator Delcy Rodríguez. In a statement, the U.S. said that the announcem…
He insisted on his willingness to act under an institutional position, "belonging to a political militancy", to contribute to the resolution of the national crisis. The post Figuera states that the last word on the August route falls on the 2015 AN appeared first on THE NATIONAL.
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