Venezuela's Government and Opposition Resume Second Round of US-Backed Talks
Negotiators reconvened to discuss political guarantees, freedom of expression, political prisoners and judicial reform, according to Anadolu Agency.
Representatives of Venezuela's government and opposition continued a second round of dialogue talks supported by the United States, according to a report by Anadolu Agency.
The talks are expected to address a range of issues including political guarantees, freedom of expression, the status of political prisoners, and judicial reform, the report said.
Anadolu Agency did not specify the exact location, date, or participants involved in the latest session, nor did it provide additional detail on the format of the discussions or a timeline for their conclusion.
The negotiations come amid a broader effort to address the political and economic crisis that has affected Venezuela in recent years, with international actors, including the United States, having previously played a role in facilitating or supporting dialogue between the two sides.
Further details on the outcome of the discussions, including any agreements reached, were not immediately available.
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- Venezuelan government, opposition continue 2nd round of US-backed dialogue — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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