Venezuelans watch a new round of talks between the government and opposition with cautious optimism
Summary
Venezuela’s government and opposition have started new talks backed by the United States to try to improve democracy and restore rights after many years of socialist rule. These talks follow the capture of then-President Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces and aim to bring national unity after recent deadly earthquakes.Key Facts
- Venezuela is holding fresh talks between the ruling party and opposition with U.S. support.
- Previous negotiations have failed to resolve Venezuela’s political crisis.
- The talks focus on strengthening democracy and restoring rights after nearly 30 years of socialist rule.
- U.S. forces captured then-President Nicolás Maduro in January 2026.
- The talks are led by pro-government National Assembly members and former opposition lawmakers.
- The U.S. says it will help facilitate the process but will not control how elections happen.
- The talks also aim to respond to the recent earthquakes that killed over 5,500 people and caused many injuries and homelessness.
- Opposition lawmakers want to create an agenda that goes beyond political groups’ interests for the good of the country.
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