The political scientist Guillermo Tell Aveledo considers that now everything depends on Caracas.
This Monday, the Secretary of State of the United States, Antony Blinken, had a conversation with the politician, Juan Guaidó, in which he pointed out the “importance of a peaceful restoration of democracy in the country.”
For this, it was important that the dialogue with the Government of Nicolás Maduro be resumed
Through a statement released by the State Department spokesman, Ned Price, Blinken reiterated the US commitment to dialogue between the “regime” of Nicolás Maduro and the Unitarian Platform as “the best path for the return to democracy and solve the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela.”
Given this, the political scientist Guillermo Tell Aveledo expressed that “Secretary Blinken seems to amend the ‘damage’ caused by the visits made by US emissaries to President Maduro, with this vocal support for Juan Guaidó.”
“It is reaffirmed that the route is negotiation – a condition for agreements with Maduro -, and it seems to reiterate that the option of regime change is ruled out. The question is whether the Unitary Platform is coordinated, whether there is a common strategy in the opposition that enhances the Mexican scenario”, he indicated.
The national government announced a “reformatting” of the dialogue and has met with various sectors of the country, but so far there has been no rapprochement with the Unitarian Platform, but with the Democratic Alliance, parties that are called “scorpions” by the opposition itself.
As for whether these statements help in anything to resume the dialogue in that country, the expert commented that “it does not hinder it, but it depends on Caracas.”
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