Pragmatic Bipartisanship? The Two Faces of US Policy Toward Venezuela
The White House negotiates without Machado. Congress shields her legitimacy. What’s the strategy?
Like a salsa erótica set, things in Venezuela are moving at its own erratic pace. Dinorah Figuera and her team arrived in Venezuela on Wednesday and yesterday they had their first meeting with the government delegation.
Much-anticipated talks kicked off with an alleged phone call and matching statements, which the US welcomed
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