Rubio demands Venezuela electoral system overhaul before elections
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio publicly cautioned Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado against street protests, signaling friction between Washington and the opposition over the pace of democratic transition and a US-Venezuela oil deal. The warning follows Machado's return to Caracas and her demands for 2026 elections, exposing a rift in the US-backed transition strategy.
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Venezuelan security forces have arrested opposition leader María Corina Machado, a direct escalation against the top opposition figure following her return from exile and demands for early elections. This action occurs amidst US-backed efforts to negotiate an electoral reform and political transition by 2027, creating significant friction between the Maduro government, the opposition, and international actors. The arrest's implications for the US-Venezuela oil deal and broader international sanctions remain uncertain.
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