The opposition in Venezuela is discussing the possibility of presenting a unitary candidacy before the deadline for the upcoming elections. Opposition leader María Corina Machado recently called a meeting with the Unitary Platform and former presidential candidate Manuel Rosales to discuss the next steps.
The National Party of Manuel Rosales has asked for further clarification on the unitary candidacy, emphasizing the need for unity within the opposition. The meeting aims to find common ground and come to an agreement on a single candidate to challenge the current government.
The discussions come in the midst of mounting political tension in Venezuela, with calls for free and fair elections from both national and international actors. The opposition sees the upcoming elections as a crucial opportunity to bring about change and push for democracy in the country.
As the deadline for candidate nominations approaches, the opposition is under pressure to present a united front against the ruling party. The outcome of the meeting between Maria Corina Machado, the Unitary Platform, and Manuel Rosales will be closely watched as Venezuelans prepare for the upcoming elections.