Política

Gobierno y oposición de Venezuela firman acuerdo para inicio de nuevo diálogo

El documento menciona la ‘necesidad de que sean levantadas las sanciones contra Venezuela’, en referencia a medidas punitivas de Estados Unidos

(From L to R) The head of the Venezuelan opposition delegation, Gerardo Blyde Perez, the Director at NOREF Norwegian Centre for Conflict Resolution, Dag Nylander and the president of the Venezuelan National Assembly, Jorge Rodriguez, sign documents next to Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard, during the launch of negotiations between the Venezuelan government an opposition, at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City on August 13, 2021. - Venezuela's government and opposition launched negotiations on Friday in Mexico that were expected to focus on sanctions and elections to try to end a crippling political and economic crisis. (Photo by CLAUDIO CRUZ / AFP)
(From L to R) The head of the Venezuelan opposition delegation, Gerardo Blyde Perez, the Director at NOREF Norwegian Centre for Conflict Resolution, Dag Nylander and the president of the Venezuelan National Assembly, Jorge Rodriguez, sign documents next to Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard, during the launch of negotiations between the Venezuelan government an opposition, at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City on August 13, 2021. - Venezuela's government and opposition launched negotiations on Friday in Mexico that were expected to focus on sanctions and elections to try to end a crippling political and economic crisis. (Photo by CLAUDIO CRUZ / AFP) CLAUDIO CRUZ
Representantes de ambas partes firmaron el acuerdo para comenzar las negociaciones junto al canciller mexicano Marcelo Ebrard (de pie a la derecha), en Ciudad de México, el 13 de agosto. (CLAUDIO CRUZ/AFP)

Ciudad de México. El gobierno y la oposición de Venezuela emprendieron este viernes en México una nueva negociación para poner fin a la aguda crisis política y económica del país, apuntando al levantamiento de sanciones de Estados Unidos y garantías electorales.

Tras los fallidos diálogos de Barbados, en el 2019, y República Dominicana, en el 2018, las partes firmaron un memorando de entendimiento para sentar las bases del proceso, que se desarrollará en México con la facilitación de Noruega. Holanda y Rusia serán los acompañantes.

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