Venezuela and U.S. Bridge Diplomatic Gap

Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodriguez met with U.S. envoy Laura Dogu as both nations work to reestablish relations severed in 2019. Key discussions at the Miraflores presidential palace addressed topics of mutual interest, and a significant oil export deal was reached amidst political changes in Venezuela.

In a significant diplomatic move, interim President Delcy Rodriguez and U.S. envoy Laura Dogu held talks to reestablish relations between Venezuela and the United States, which were broken in 2019. The discussions took place at the Miraflores presidential palace and included key Venezuelan officials.

The meeting emphasized advancing a roadmap to address bilateral interests based on mutual respect and international law. Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil also participated, following previous discussions with Dogu. The dialogue marks a pivotal step as both nations seek diplomatic normalization after months of heightened tensions.

Amidst these developments, Venezuela exported up to $2 billion worth of crude oil to the United States. Furthermore, a proposed 'amnesty law' aims to free hundreds of political prisoners, a longstanding demand by the opposition and human rights groups, indicating ongoing political changes in the country.

(With inputs from agencies.)