U.S.-Backed Talks on New Elections in Venezuela Begin Amid Skepticism
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Six months after former dictator Nicolas Maduro's removal, U.S.-backed talks between Venezuela's interim government and opposition are set to begin. While the U.S. holds real leverage over the regime for the first time, skepticism remains due to past failed negotiations and the absence of popular opposition figure Maria Corina Machado. The talks aim to restore democratic institutions and prepare for free elections.
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