The US welcomes dialogue for democratic transition in Venezuela, involving representatives from the Interim Government and the National Assembly.
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The US welcomes dialogue for democratic transition in Venezuela, involving representatives from the Interim Government and the National Assembly.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- US politicians Jim Risch and John Curtis voiced support for a democratic transition in Venezuela.Sub-event
- Political activity in Venezuela continues as opposition leader María Corina Machado calls for elections and international bodies support transition efforts.Sub-event
US welcomes dialogue for democratic transition in Venezuela.1 source
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Venezuela
Country in Latin America
Related events
- The UN utilizes its framework for international dialogue regarding Venezuela.
- US demands Venezuela open to US companies and pushes for political dialogue and elections.
- The UN, including the General Assembly, is currently engaged in its 81st session, focusing on dialogue and cooperation regarding Venezuela.
- Venezuela presented aspirations at the UN General Assembly regarding its current situation.
- The US is demanding economic stability and electoral credibility in Venezuela, announcing its policy positions through the UN General Assembly.