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Venezuela Agrees to Continue Talks With Opposition
Venezuela Agrees to Continue Talks With Opposition
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BUENOS AIRES (Sputnik) - The Venezuelan government is willing to have another round of talks with the political opposition, but only if certain conditions are... 13.07.2021, Sputnik International
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"The Kingdom of Norway has arrived to promote a dialogue in Mexico. Very well, we agree," Maduro said in an address posted on Twitter.The president added that the Venezuelan government had put forward three conditions.In January 2019, Venezuela was plunged into a political crisis when the former head of the opposition-controlled National Assembly, Juan Guaido, proclaimed himself interim president in a bid to oust re-elected President Nicolas Maduro from power.The United States and most Western countries endorsed Guaido and imposed crippling sanctions on Venezuela. The restrictions specifically targeted the country's oil and financial industries. As a result, some $5.5 billion of Venezuelan assets have been frozen in international banks. Russia, China, Turkey, and several other nations have been supporting Maduro.
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Venezuela Agrees to Continue Talks With Opposition
02:31 GMT 13.07.2021 (Updated: 02:33 GMT 13.07.2021) BUENOS AIRES (Sputnik) - The Venezuelan government is willing to have another round of talks with the political opposition, but only if certain conditions are met, President Nicolas Maduro has said.
"The Kingdom of Norway has arrived to promote a dialogue in Mexico. Very well, we agree," Maduro said in an address posted on Twitter.
The president added that the Venezuelan government had put forward three conditions.
"The first one is that the US and EU should lift the sanctions. The second one is that the country's authorities should be recognized as legitimate by all sides. And the third one is that all sides should abandon any criminal, coup schemes," Maduro stated.
In January 2019, Venezuela
was plunged into a political crisis when the former head of the opposition-controlled National Assembly, Juan Guaido, proclaimed himself interim president in a bid to oust re-elected President Nicolas Maduro from power.
The United States and most Western countries endorsed Guaido and imposed crippling sanctions on Venezuela. The restrictions specifically
targeted the country's oil and financial industries. As a result, some $5.5 billion of Venezuelan assets have been frozen in international banks. Russia, China, Turkey, and several other nations have been supporting Maduro.
