Venezuela: there will be a permanent dialogue table | P …

The Venezuelan government and opposition have decided to create a permanent working group to resolve the political crisis, the Norwegian government announced on Thursday, which sponsored the talks, the Venezuelan newspaper said Thursday. The National.

"As part of this process, a table has been put in place that will work continuously and expeditiously in order to reach an agreed solution and within the scope of the possibilities offered by the Constitution," said the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. A declaration. "We expect the parties to enter into consultations to move forward in the negotiations," the text added, without specifying the dates of the new meetings.

The European government has urged the parties to "exercise extreme caution in their comments and statements regarding the process". "I reiterate my thanks to the parties for their efforts and spirit of cooperation, and I thank the Government of Barbados for its hospitality," said Foreign Minister Ine Eriksen Søreide, quoted in the text.

Delegates Nicolás Maduro and interim President Juan Guaidó met in Barbados last Monday to continue the rapprochement begun in May in Oslo.

According to the site AbscessIn Barbados, the idea of ​​a future presidential election was accepted without the participation of Maduro. The opposition candidate would be Juan Guaidó., 35 years old, president in charge of Venezuela and the National Assembly. The Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) would be Héctor Rodríguez (37), governor of Miranda.

According to journalist José Gregorio Meza of The National, the upcoming presidential elections will take place between February and April next year as Nicolás Maduro's regime is very much in question and requires an elegant exit: "Michelle Bachelet's report was pithy." unemployed, "he says.

"The fringes that still need to be cut refer to the formation of the National Electoral Council, which will be completely renewed," the newspaper added. "The four leaders of the main opposition political parties have already sat down and agree that it is Guaidó who is running for office."

For their part, Chavez seems to have opted for the election of a candidate by consensus: "Hector Rodriguez, governor of Miranda, has bought all the coupons necessary to be and even the inhabitants of Maduro see it with a good eye. give the blessing, but there does not seem to be any problem, "he says.