Venezuela
Venezuela wants to revive the dialogue with the United States
After a long diplomatic ice age, President Nicolás Maduro wants to speak clearly with the capitalist arch-Nemesis. So far, he had accused the US of inciting the severe economic crisis in Venezuela.
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He was agree with the proposal that the two countries have opened a “new stage in the Dialogue,” said the Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in Caracas. Previously, Maduro’s chief diplomat, Delcy Rodríguez was to come to discussions with US Secretary of state John Kerry in Washington. The embassies in both countries since 2010, than in the United States, George W. Bush and Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez, the presidency held only by business carriers.
A U.S. Ambassador in Caracas?
Maduro complains often against US imperialism, and accuses Washington of destabilization attempt against his socialist government. The Venezuelans spoke out for quick, high-level contacts, and suggested that both States should appoint an Ambassador to the other country. The United States Ambassador in Beijing, Vietnam and Havana, but not in Caracas, as Maduro. The Venezuelan President had proposed to the United States two years ago, the appointment of ambassadors, which the US government received yet.
Venezuela to allow the opposition politician the free
Kerry welcomed the diplomatic Offensive Maduros. He was trying to agree to improve relations with Venezuela, said the US Secretary of state, in front of journalists and announced the negotiations as quickly as possible in Caracas hold. It is going to leave the “old rhetoric” behind, Kerry. At the same time, he called on Maduro’s government, the release of political prisoners. Currently, several opposition politicians in Venezuela are in detention, including Leopoldo Lopez, leader of the Anti-government protests in which 40 people were killed. Venezuela’s government refuses, however, to speak of political prisoners.
To starve in Venezuela
Despite the ideological hostility to the US over the years, the biggest market for Venezuela’s petroleum exports have remained. The South American state is just on the verge of economic collapse.
The recent demonstrations against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro broke the police with tear gas
In the country with the largest Oil reserves in the world, there is a lack of food, the hospitals, the medicines from. In the past few weeks, the starving people had taken to the streets. The Opposition wants to settle Maduro by means of a Referendum.
cw/fab (dpa, rtre)