In Venezuela the dialogue is flowing | While the government …

From Caracas

A mobilization was held Saturday in the center of Caracas to demonstrate its rejection of the report on Venezuela presented by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet. The march was numerous, she pbaded through a downpour and she arrived to the vicinity of the palace of Miraflores.

Meanwhile, far from the capital, in the city of Valera, in the state of Trujillo, Juan Guaidó addressed his supporters at a rally: "We do not like any mechanism, no action, we know there is no magic solution. " In this way, he tried to contain the criticisms received for his oscillating and contradictory movements, such as the combination of threat of force and dialogue in Barbados with the government.

While the two days of the street pbaded, the Minister of Communication, Jorge Rodriguez, gave a press conference to inform about the detention of three members of the neighboring Guaidó team after an investigation into the attempt to coup d'etat. from April 30th.

"One of the avenues for investigation is the theft of regulatory weapons belonging to the 432 detachment of the Bolivarian National Guard of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces, a weapons park that was taken from the premises of the Federal Legislative Palace by one of the criminals. military they complied with the coup d'etat called by Juan Guaidó, "he explained.

The three men were discovered during an operation in which they were trying to sell some of the stolen weapons, five AK103 rifles and ten shippers, for a fee of $ 35,000. "They always play the double game, they show themselves to the world as supposed democrats, as human rights defenders, and what they are in reality, they are cutters of blows. State, criminals, what they actually do.They play two groups, on the one hand, with the revolutionary government, but on the other hand they persist with the violent program, "said Rodríguez.

The minister announced that the investigations and tests would be brought to the table of dialogue with the opposition in Barbados, with the help of the Norwegian government. Jorge Rodríguez is part of the government delegation, along with Héctor Rodríguez, who is leading the dialogue process, which is in its third public phase after the two public meetings held in Oslo since May.

In this regard, Hector Rodriguez said during the ceremony of handing over two million 700,000, who returned from "three intense days of peace dialogue with the Venezuelan opposition, we heard aspirations, reflections, requests that made the various oppositions Venezuelan, with a lot of patience ".

The content of the dialogues is kept in reserve. The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed "the importance of paying close attention in its comments and statements about the process". We know that only six points are on the table, the rest being speculations, rumors and media and political operations.

One of these operations was the press conference given Friday by the secretary of the Organization of American States (OAS), Luis Almagro, by the special envoy in charge of the Venezuelan case Elliot Abrams and by three Venezuelan opponents, one of whom, Iván Simonovic, is a fugitive from justice for his involvement in the coup of 2002. Almagro had declared that the only solution would come from the pressure of the United States: "More than what is negotiated at the negotiating table, if anything came out, it would be due to factors outside this table, such as pressures, sanctions and other credible threats by the US administration. . "

The ambbadador to the United Nations, Samuel Moncada, later accused the OAS of sabotaging the dialogue process, his secretary-general "demanding a military intervention for Venezuela." Abrams, responsible for the smuggling of weapons and mbadacres in Central America in the 1980s, said about the negotiations: "I hope nobody in the room knows what's going on because the only chance for the negotiations to succeed is that there is confidentiality … and it is useless to say that we trust the success of the negotiations, President Guaidó and his team do not negotiate in Barbados because 'they trust the regime, they negotiate to end the regime'.

Until now, none of the parties has left its main position: the United States contends that the key is the exit of Nicolás Maduro and, on behalf of Chavez, the President of the National Assembly Constituent Diosdado Cabello said there will be presidential elections: "This is not possible (…) here, there were elections on May 20, as provided for in the Constitution, and Nicolás Maduro has won, this can not be disputed. " Between clues, operations and rumors, we know, and perhaps the main certainty, that dialogue is maintained.