A group of former world leaders hosted
meetings in the Dominican Republic this weekend in an effort to create a
dialogue between Venezuela's government and opposition representatives. The
talks were led by former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero,
former Dominican President Leonel Fernandez and former Panamanian President
Martin Torrijos, by invitation of the secretary general of the UNASUR ( Union
of South American Nations) pact. In a statement, UNASUR categorized the
meetings as "exploratory" and described them as a first step to
"initiate national dialogue between government representatives from the
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and the opposition represented by Democratic
Unity Roundtable (MUD) party." Venezuela was represented by Foreign
Minister Delcy Rodriguez, congressman Elias Jaua and Caracas Mayor Jorge
Rodriguez. More… 
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Leaders attempt dialogue between Venezuela government, opposition
A group of former world leaders hosted
meetings in the Dominican Republic this weekend in an effort to create a
dialogue between Venezuela's government and opposition representatives. The
talks were led by former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero,
former Dominican President Leonel Fernandez and former Panamanian President
Martin Torrijos, by invitation of the secretary general of the UNASUR ( Union
of South American Nations) pact. In a statement, UNASUR categorized the
meetings as "exploratory" and described them as a first step to
"initiate national dialogue between government representatives from the
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and the opposition represented by Democratic
Unity Roundtable (MUD) party." Venezuela was represented by Foreign
Minister Delcy Rodriguez, congressman Elias Jaua and Caracas Mayor Jorge
Rodriguez. More… 
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