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Venezuela's government delegation arrives in Barbados where it will restart talks with the country's opposition, seeking to end the country's political and economic crisis after a nearly year-long suspension. IMAGES
Mexico City, Sep 3 (EFE) .- The dialog between the opposition and the Government of Venezuela began its second phase in Mexico City Friday, where the ruling party arrived with a larger entourage and concrete demands for the end of international sanctions.(Camera: AMÉRCIA NERI)SHOT LIST: B-ROLL AND SOUND BITES OF DEMOCRATIC ACTION PARTY DEPUTY LUIS AQUILES MORENO (IN SPANISH)TRANSLATION:-Well, we hope to reach important agreements for the benefit of the country.
Caracas, Aug 17 (EFE), (Camera: Iván Cárdenas).- Venezuelans have differing expectations - from optimism to skepticism, including total disinterest and everything in between - over the dialogue process that began in Mexico on Friday between the government and opposition hoping to find peace and a solution to the crisis.FOOTAGE OF CARACAS
Caracas, Jun 5 (EFE).- (Camera: Andry Rincón) Opposition parties in Venezuela have been decimated following sentences by the Supreme Court of Justice and decisions of the National Electoral Council. If elections were to take place today, none of the main parties would be able to take part in them.ARCHIVE FOOTAGE AND INTERVIEW WITH JOHN MAGDALENO, POLITICAL SCIENTIST AND DIRECTOR OF POLITY.Translation:We could say there's hegemonic authoritarianism. That means that there are growing restrictions for opposition parties, not only to take part in elections but also to just practise basic civil rights and fundamental political rights. And obviously, in those kinds of regimes, elections aren't competitive.
La Guaira, May 4 (EFE).-The government of Venezuela denounced Sunday what it said was an attempt at a maritime invasion on the coast near Caracas, which the opposition described as a set-up.Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, who, for the moment, has not appeared in public, has received the support of the military leadership and the executive in the plenary session in the face of what the government describes as a "foiled maritime invasion" that left eight dead and two arrested. (Camera: JACKWIN SAEZ).FOOTAGE SHOWS THE COASTAL AREAS NEAR CARACAS, VENEZUELA, WHERE THE ALLEGED INVASION TOOK PLACE.
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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