
Venezuela Political Negotiations Continue, Machado Sidelined
Political negotiations are underway in Venezuela between parliamentary president Jorge Rodríguez and former parliamentarian Dinorah Figuera, while María Corina Machado has been sidelined.
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Political negotiations are underway in Venezuela between parliamentary president Jorge Rodríguez and former parliamentarian Dinorah Figuera, while María Corina Machado has been sidelined.

Jorge Rodríguez, president of Venezuela’s National Assembly, stated that the economy is currently the most important issue for the country, acknowledging past mistakes by the regime.
Relatives of political prisoners in Venezuela have launched a hunger strike in a Caracas prison, protesting unfulfilled promises of their release made by Jorge Rodríguez 10 days prior.

One month after two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela, the confirmed death toll has approached 5,400, with 5,398 fatalities and over 16,740 injured, according to National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez.

Jorge Rodríguez argued that the Coexistence and Peace Program, created in January by Delcy Rodríguez, could analyze cases and recommend measures “for people not covered” by the amnesty.

"You know you are despised, hated, humiliated. Stop being in other countries. Venezuelans, come to Venezuela," declared Jorge Rodríguez, the country's parliament president.

An analysis highlights the critical tensions and 'stress points' that Delcy and Jorge Rodríguez must navigate to preserve their privileged positions in Venezuela, even under international scrutiny.