When reiterating the availability of the Mandatory National Government for the development of an expanded dialogue for Peace with the extreme right-wing sectors of the opposition, President Nicolás Maduro emphasized that despite the circumstances that the country is going through, “We are in a permanent dialogue with the People“.
Within the framework of this proposal, the Head of State recalled his willingness to dialogue, as long as the conditions set out by him are met:
“Guaidó, you have to solve three points for me, when solving them we will have a dialogue: Lift the sanctions, the acknowledgment of all Public Powers, including the new National Assembly (AN) that was installed on January 5, and the return of all resources and assets of Venezuela confiscated abroad”, he said.
In this regard, he stated that “the demands for a work table to be held are relative to the damages caused in recent years by the unsuccessful destabilizing intentions of Guaidó and the extremist sectors of the Venezuelan right wing”, said Maduro.
During the work journey with the members of the Bicentennial Congress of the Peoples, the Head of State assured that former deputy Juan Guaidó, after attempting a coup d’etat, ended up asking for dialogue, after receiving orders from the United States.
“So much swimming, and Maduro was waiting for you on the shore. After so much swimming, Guaidó, you had to come to dialogue with President Nicolás Maduro and the forces of the Revolution”, he said.
