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The dual presidential candidate Henrique Capriles Radonski said Monday the "negotiation" as an exit from the political and economic crisis afflicting the country, while declaring itself ready to "talk to the devil" if it allowed him to put an end to the "tragedy" suffered by Venezuelans.
The chief assured that Venezuela needs an "agreed political solution, which means negotiation, with other actors"and the support of an international community which, he said," calls for "a dialogue between the parties.
"For the solution of this country and for the Venezuelans not to continue to live this tragedy If I were to talk to the devil, I would go talk to the devil"he added.
With all, clarified that for the moment there are no conditions so that the opposition and the government of Nicolás Maduro, who do not know each other, resume the dialogs broken without result at the beginning of the year.
He also said that he did not have approaches with areas of the oficialismobut who has known since his academic years the governor of the state of Carabobo, Rafael Lacava, who, two days ago, described the opponent as "a person with whom you can talk".
Capriles had already requested August 7, just three days after the bombing that left Maduro unscathed when he presided over a military act in Caracas, a negotiation aimed at unblocking the Venezuelan crisis.
The same former candidate for the presidency of Venezuela Henri Falcon.
The The Maduro government and the opposition have started negotiations at the end of 2017but these ended unsuccessfully at the beginning of the year when both parties were accused of violating the first agreements reached and the anti-Chavez refused to sign a commitment document contrary to their demands. .
In May, Maduro was re-elected with enough room for a new term, in some elections to which the great leaders and opposition parties did not participate to be disabled and considering that there was no guarantee.
The opposition said that will not know Maduro's new mandate, as well as several countries in the region.
In this regard, Capriles said today that from January 10, when Maduro will assume another term, will open "an unknown stage" for Venezuelans.
"(Because) the cloak of legitimacy is very questioned that this government bears, as of January 10, as the international community says, stops," he said.
2018-11-26
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