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Venezuelan political and social dialogue

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Venezuelan leadership has engaged in discussions regarding national stabilization and reform. Acting President Delcy Rodríguez recently addressed a march in Caracas, emphasizing the role of women in the nation’s future and calling for national unity. Following this, Dinorah Figuera, the 2015 elected president of the National Assembly, Assembly and coordinator of the opposition delegation, met with Rodríguez at Miraflores Palace. This meeting was is part of a U.S.-facilitated dialogue centered on a three-phase roadmap for consisting of stabilization, recovery, and democratization. The discussions covered Key agenda items include the renewal of public powers, the transformation of the justice system transformation, system, and the establishment of electoral prospects. guarantees. Figuera has specifically highlighted the need pushed for political guarantees, the release of all political prisoners, prisoners and the restoration of media freedom. freedom of expression, including the unblocking of restricted information portals. Regarding institutional changes, Figuera anticipates the appointment of a new Supreme Tribunal of Justice (TSJ) before the end of the year, while a technical diagnosis of the National Electoral Council (CNE) is expected by December to prepare for future elections. Other delegation members, such as Jorge Millán, emphasized the goal of creating ‘clean islands’ of institutions to ensure lasting democracy. Concurrently, labor leaders from the health, education, electricity, and telecommunications sectors have approached Figuera with a proposal. These unions are seeking an amnesty mechanism to combat what they describe as a pattern of persecution and arbitrary dismissals, calling for a national agenda to protect workers from political or union-based retaliation.

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