SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic – Representatives of Venezuela's government have arrived in the Dominican Republic for discussions about restarting talks with the opposition on resolving the South American nation's economic and political turmoil.
But Venezuelan opposition leader Julio Borges reiterated Wednesday there will be no new negotiations until conditions outlined by the main opposition coalition have been met. Among those conditions are setting a complete electoral calendar including the 2018 presidential election, freeing political prisoners, allowing humanitarian aid and respecting institutions like the opposition-controlled congress.
A previous round of talks collapsed last year. But both sides have agreed to send delegates to discuss reopening negotiations in response to an invitation from former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero and Dominican leaders.
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