Venezuela’s opposition torn between staking everything on María Corina Machado or looking for an alternative
With the presidential elections coming up on July 28, opinion is divided on what is the best way to take on Nicolás Maduro at the polls
María Corina Machado, leader of the Venezuelan opposition: ‘Stepping aside and having another candidate run is not an option’
The winner of the primaries thinks that there is a sector of Chavismo that is willing to move towards an orderly transition and accept that they will not be in power
Venezuelan opposition holds primaries to find rival for Maduro in 2024 election
María Corina Machado is expected to win the race, but it is unclear what will happen next, as she has been barred from holding public office
Negotiations in Venezuela: just biding time, or a window of opportunity?
Luz Mely Reyes|
The opposition and the government reached a consensus and outlined an electoral path forward, given the need for change that is widely expressed in the country. It’s a small chance… but just six months ago, it was unthinkable
Venezuela’s opposition candidates limp toward the primaries
The vote to nominate someone to run against President Nicolás Maduro moves forward despite efforts to undermine its credibility
Henrique Capriles: ‘Venezuela needs fewer extreme voices on both sides’
The opposition leader discusses with EL PAÍS why he withdrew as a candidate in the upcoming primaries
New stage in Venezuela negotiations: Maduro takes a step forward
Luz Mely Reyes|
The opposition has to find a formula to navigate to the presidential elections with a real chance of victory. Building that road is quite a challenge
What is in store for María Corina Machado, the ‘iron lady’ of the Venezuelan opposition?
The politician, from the most radical wing of her country’s right, is leading the polls for the upcoming primaries
