Maduro announced the beginning of negotiations with the Venezuelan opposition in Barbados
The head of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro announced on the first day of the week about the start of the negotiation process with the opposition.
The head of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro announced on the first day of the week about the start of the negotiation process with the opposition.
"Today, July 8, began the dialogue process with the Venezuelan opposition, with the assistance of the government of Norway on the island of Barbados. A promising start, I have the proper message from the leader of our delegation about the present negotiations, " said Maduro on state television.
according to his statement, will discuss the six points they affect all spheres of life - economy, politics, culture, social sphere." I'm quite optimistic. Today the dialogues lasted five hours, consistently, we will be able to open the road of peace, non-violence, constructive dialogue for Venezuela, " he said.
Maduro also criticized the recent report that the high Commissioner United Nations human rights Michelle Bachelet presented the results of his visit to the country." the report of Mrs. Bachelet is a report that made more people from her office, to be hostile to the Bolivarian revolution. He is full of lies, manipulation, false data, is the repetition of the last report of the high Commissioner, which she has made and dictated from the U.S. Department of state. She caved under their pressure, " - said the Venezuelan leader.
Maduro Also revealed that He currently sends a personal letter to Bachelet in Geneva." God forbid that She fixed it, and this false step (the Report - ed.) served as a lesson for Ms. Bachelet, " said He.
The President Also said that in the negotiations Authorised by the government of Venezuela told the protest to the opposition to this report." I hope that errors will be corrected as soon as possible " - drew the attention of Maduro.
in Venezuela, January 21, were launched numerous protests against Maduro shortly after the oath of office. The head of the National Assembly, controlled by the opposition, Juan Guido illegally declared himself the temporary head of the country. Some Western countries led by the United States told about his confession. Maduro called Guido a puppet of the US. Russia, China, Turkey and several other countries endorsed Maduro as the legitimate President. In the capital of Russia called "presidential status" of Guido non-existent.
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