Key Points
- Venezuela opposition leader Maria Corina Machado announced that she will not participate in US-backed talks
- Machado made this decision public in a statement signed together with Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia
- Urrutia stated that the opposition will not participate in the talks
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Venezuela opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Corina Machado announced that she will not participate in US-backed talks with the government. Machado made this decision public in a statement signed together with Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia. Urrutia, who is participating in the 2024 elections in Venezuela, stated that the opposition will not participate in the talks.
The interim government of Venezuela and a group of former government officials had met in July for negotiations. However, Machado announced that she will not participate in these talks.
This development may add a new dimension to the ongoing political crisis in Venezuela.
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- Who is the leader of the Venezuela opposition?
- Maria Corina Machado
- What are the US-backed talks?
- Talks aimed at resolving the ongoing political crisis in Venezuela
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- Machado announced that she will not participate in the talks but did not specify the reason
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