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Omar González Moreno: What is expected of the talks is the timetable for choosing a legitimate government

Omar González Moreno, a Venezuelan opposition figure, stated that the ongoing negotiations between the regime and the 2015 National Assembly should result in a timeline for electing a legitimate government.

Omar González Moreno is a member of Vente Venezuela's national leadership and was among five politicians who took refuge in the Argentine embassy in Caracas for 412 days until May 6, 2025.

He asserts that negotiations must produce concrete results for Venezuelans, not indefinite meetings or time-wasting agreements.

Immediate demands include the appointment of a new National Electoral Council and an independent Supreme Court of Justice, release of all political prisoners, and an end to repression.

The primary expectation is a timeline for electing a legitimate government, reflecting the people's desire for political and economic change.

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