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Venezuela’s Political Camps Protest Ahead of Transition Talks

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CARACAS, July 29 — Various protests marched through Caracas on Tuesday, vying to make their voices heard ahead of Venezuelan political transition talks launching later this week.Earlier this month, the interim government and a group of former opposition lawmakers announced a work plan backed by the United States for “strengthening democracy.”But interim leader Delcy Rodriguez is negotiating “with a gun to her head,” leftists marching through the…

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In Venezuela thousands of people have demonstrated for early elections and the release of political prisoners.

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Several protests were recorded in Venezuela this Tuesday, seeking to make their voices heard before the beginning of the talks on the Venezuelan political transition later this week. Earlier this month, the interim government and a group of opposition members announced a plan of work, backed by the United States, to "strengthen democracy." Protesters, in the 335 municipalities of Venezuela, called for elections to guarantee a genuine political t…

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While negotiations on the political future and the holding of elections are to take place on 1 August under the aegis of the United States, both sides are concerned about American interference.

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Seven months after the capture of Nicolas Maduro during an American military operation, the government of the interim President Delcy Rodriguez will begin negotiations with members of the opposition on 1 August for the "strengthening of democracy", many of which hope that it will lead to a political transition. The leader of the opposition and Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Corina Machado was not invited, but said that she will not "impede" the …

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Venezuela's President, Delcy Rodríguez, will sit down to negotiate with the opposition "with a gun in her temple," Chavistas said today during a march days before the parties begin a dialogue process backed by Washington for a possible call for elections. On August 1, talks between opponents and Venezuela's interim government are scheduled to begin that for now do not contemplate the participation of the leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Marí…

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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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