Comments come with Latin American country's interim government and opposition leaders set to meetCARACAS — Venezuela’s imprisoned former leader Nicolas Maduro on Sunday welcomed “any path to dialogue,” ahead of a U.S.-backed meeting in the coming week between representatives of the Latin American country’s interim government and opposition leaders. Article content“We welcome any path to dialogue that helps consolidate peace, coexistence and reconciliation among Venezuelans,” said a message posted on the official Telegram account of the deposed president. “To speak of a national renaissance as a common goal is to speak of mutual respect for diversity, of inclusion for everyone,” he added. His son, Nicolas Maduro Guerra, who is a lawmaker, reposted the former president’s message on X. Shortly after Maduro’s ouster, the U.S. green-lighted his vice-president Delcy Rodriguez as the country’s interim leader.