Friday’s surprise release of opposition
leader Leopoldo López to house arrest by Venezuela’s Supreme Court of Justice
was brought about in part by quiet diplomacy by Antigua and Barbuda officials,
Prime Minister Gaston Browne revealed in a statement on Saturday. Welcoming the
news of López’s release from prison, Browne said his release should be regarded
as a confidence building measure between the government and opposition
political parties in Venezuela in efforts to reinvigorate a dialogue between
them that leads to a Venezuelan solution to the political impasse and economic
and social difficulties facing the country. More…
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