The United States drives a new opposition figure, different from María Corina Machado, to negotiate the transition in Venezuela

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• The United States is driving a new opposition figure, different from María Corina Machado, to negotiate the transition in Venezuela.

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• Dinorah Figuera, President of the 2015 National Assembly, returns to Caracas to meet with Chavismo and the American envoy

  according to El País — Internacional

• The photos of the meeting reflect the magical surrealism of the country and show the unusual fact that two active parliamentary presidents (2015 and 2026) can sit face to face; tense both, recognizing each other, even if they are political adversaries.

  according to ABC — Internacional

• In that text, Delcy Rodríguez, the interim executive authority, was called upon to begin a "serious" dialogue that would promote "national unity.".

  according to El Periódico — Internacional

• Thus were the reactions to Dinorah Figuera's return to Venezuela.

  according to Efecto Cocuyo

• Venezuela takes a significant step towards its political transition at the request of the US, but excludes María Corina Machado.

  according to El Periódico — Internacional

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• The United States is driving a new opposition figure, different from María Corina Machado, to negotiate the transition in Venezuela.

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