Venezuela talks and Trump: no election readiness

The article discusses the current political negotiations between the interim Venezuelan government and the opposition, scheduled to take place within ten days, with the aim of advancing the country's political transition. It explains that the United States is looking to expedite this process, despite Eastern Europe's experience showing that political transitions can take four to five years. It also notes that Venezuela is not yet ready to hold democratic elections, according to statements by U.S. President Donald Trump, following the arrest of Nicolás Maduro. Additionally, the article highlights the oil agreement between Washington and Caracas, which grants the United States a strategic position in Venezuela's oil sector and controls approximately one-fifth of the country's oil reserves. On the legal front, Nicolás Maduro, who is detained in the United States, demands the dropping of charges against him, asserting his immunity as the president of a sovereign state, while Washington refuses to recognize his legitimacy as Venezuela's president since 2019.

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