Representatives of Venezuela's government and the opposition will return to...
OSLO - Representatives of Venezuela’s government and the opposition will return to Norway for a second round of talks to help resolve their months-long conflict, the Norwegian Foreign Ministry said on Saturday.
“We announce that the representatives of the main political actors in Venezuela have decided to return to Oslo next week to continue a process facilitated by Norway,” the ministry said in a statement. Commenting on the initial talks earlier this month, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said he hoped the discussions would help to “build a peaceful agenda”.
Guaido has insisted that any agreement would require Maduro to step down. Many sectors of the opposition remain skeptical of talks, arguing that Maduro has in the past used dialogue as a stalling tactic to maintain his grip on power.“Norway commends the parties for their efforts and appreciates their disposition,” Foreign Minister Ine Eriksen Soereide said on Saturday.
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