“In such difficult moments, it is urgent to start a new political stage that allows real solutions to the suffering of our people to be found. The union of all sectors of the country will help open paths to overcome the crisis,” Capriles wrote on a Twitter in which he disseminated the statement from the opposition platform.
This platform is made up of 40 organizations including the most traditional ones such as Primero Justicia (PJ), Un Nuevo Tiempo (UNT), Voluntad Popular (VP) and Acción Democrática (AD). By OnVenezuela

The United States Ambassador to Venezuela, James Story, has expressed his support for the proposal of the Venezuelan opposition leader, Juan Guaidó. “We support the efforts of Guaidó and the Venezuelan opposition to peacefully restore democracy in Venezuela,” Story said through his social media. In line with what was expressed by Guiadó, the United States ambassador expressed in his social networks that the minimum conditions for the elections must include the unconditional release of political prisoners, greater access to humanitarian aid, freedom of the press, rehabilitation of policies and policies.
Regarding the lifting of sanctions, the northern ambassador limited himself to saying that international pressure will continue. Already the undersecretary of the State Department for the Western Hemisphere, Julie Chung, had clarified that in order to lift the sanctions they required that they be carried out precisely and directly: free and fair elections, respect for human rights and freedom of the press, freedom of the 323 politicians. prisoners, the cessation of the persecution against the opposition and desist from the harassment against civil society organizations. By OnVenezuela

Nicolás Maduro has categorically rejected the possibility of maintaining a direct dialogue with Juan Guaidó to reach a national salvation agreement. The Venezuelan president has responded to the opponent that there is already a dialogue table between the government and the opposition, and has invited him to join it.
“If he wants to join the dialogues that are already underway, developing on all issues, welcome to join the dialogues that already exist, not to believe that he is the chief and supreme leader of a country that does not he recognizes it, “said the Venezuelan president. By OnVenezuela

Today, Juan Guaidó, the Speaker of the last legally elected National Assembly, posted a video on social media where, after insisting in opposition unity against the common enemy of the dictatorship, he calls for a national agreement between the opposition, the forces that support the Maduro regime and the international community, to organize a calendar of real presidential and local elections with international observation and guarantees for all participants in exchange for a potential progressive lifting of international sanctions against the chavista government. By Rafael Osío Cabrices & Raúl Stolk. Full Text -> CaracasChronicles

Guaido, in a video on his Twitter account, proposed a “national agreement” that would include a schedule for general elections in the South American country involving an opposition coalition, as well as Maduro’s ruling Socialist Party. By Vivian Sequera, Sarah Kinosian. Full Text -> Regina Leader-Post.