Nicolas Maduro, from U.S. jail, welcomes any path to dialogue in Venezuela
Maduro’s statement came ahead of a U.S.-backed meeting between the interim government and opposition leaders, while he and his wife remain detained in New York after a January raid.
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Former President Nicolas Maduro, detained in a U.S. facility, publicly supported renewed negotiations between Venezuela’s interim government and opposition. His statement, made ahead of a U.S.-backed meeting, underscores ongoing political transition efforts.
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