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Maria Corina Machado asks that from the negotiating table a "seen road map for the presidential"

Maria Corina Machado, leader of Venezuela's opposition, stated in a Der Spiegel interview that the ongoing negotiations between the 2015 National Assembly and the chavista administration should produce a 'sensible roadmap' for presidential elections, including replacing the CNE…

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linked by topic terms: machado, maria corina machado, opposition

What would settle it: Opposition figures campaigning or returning without arrest, confirmed independently.

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Machado calls for a 'sensible roadmap' for presidential elections from the negotiations.

She demands the replacement of the CNE with independent and honorable members per the Constitution.

She has low expectations, citing Jorge Rodríguez's past negotiation tactics.

She warns that Venezuelans would not accept her exclusion from elections.

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