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Nicolás Maduro resumes his fight with Fedecámaras

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has reignited tensions with Fedecámaras, the country's main business chamber, by accusing it of conspiratorial attitudes similar to those during the 2002 coup attempt.

Maduro referenced the 19th anniversary of the April 11, 2002 coup attempt and accused Fedecámaras of having the same conspiratorial attitude as in 2002.

Despite the accusations, the government has been negotiating with Fedecámaras, including discussions about bringing 6 million vaccines to Venezuela.

The National Assembly and Vice President Delcy Rodríguez have met with business sector representatives, including Consecomercio, an affiliate of Fedecámaras.

The commentator expresses confusion and concern over the government's contradictory messages towards the business sector.

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