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Caracas Talks Draw In Chavismo and the 2015 Opposition — Miami's Diaspora Is Watching the Clock
['Latintimes Staff Reporter']
Latin Times
Separately, Figuera's June return to Venezuelan soil was coordinated with U.S. officials, according to regional reporting on her arrival at the time.
Opening the first session, Figuera posted on X: "Today we launch the process that will chart Venezuela's path back to democracy."
On the chavista side, hardline factions have staged street protests in Caracas branding the whole process a foreign-imposed sellout.
TPS Remains Unresolved for Venezuelans Already HereEven as Washington brokers a political opening in Caracas, the legal footing of Venezuelans already living in the U.S. hasn't budged.
In practical terms, most Venezuelan TPS holders remain unprotected today — even as the same administration holds up Venezuela's political opening as a marquee foreign-policy win.