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LatinNews Daily - 02 September 2020
VENEZUELA: Dialogue claims shake up opposition
On 1 September, Venezuela's two-time presidential runner-up, Henrique Capriles, confirmed that he had engaged with the Nicolás Maduro government to secure 'pardons' for 110 imprisoned opposition figures, but denied that these talks amounted to “negotiations” with Maduro.
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