Venezuela’s socialist government and its
opposition sought Friday to jumpstart negotiations on resolving the country’s
economic and political crisis, pressured by international sanctions and a
looming presidential election. The planned two-day meetings in the Dominican
Republic are the first formal talks since anti-government protests collapsed in
July with a toll of more than 120 dead and thousands detained. Given the scant
results of previous attempts at dialogue, including talks last year mediated by
the Vatican, expectations are low. More… Monday, December 4, 2017
Venezuela talks focus on elections, financial crisis
Venezuela’s socialist government and its
opposition sought Friday to jumpstart negotiations on resolving the country’s
economic and political crisis, pressured by international sanctions and a
looming presidential election. The planned two-day meetings in the Dominican
Republic are the first formal talks since anti-government protests collapsed in
July with a toll of more than 120 dead and thousands detained. Given the scant
results of previous attempts at dialogue, including talks last year mediated by
the Vatican, expectations are low. More…
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