Paraguay
Peña and Rodríguez signed a document to open a new stage between Paraguay and Venezuela
The Paraguayan president visited the Miraflores Palace and held a meeting with Delcy Rodríguez. According to ABC Color, the meeting aimed to resume bilateral dialogue and lay the groundwork for a possible diplomatic and consular normalization.
The president of Paraguay, Santiago Peña, made a working visit to the Miraflores Palace, where he met with Venezuela’s interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, and advanced the signing of a joint statement between the two countries.
According to ABC Color, during the meeting central issues on the bilateral agenda were addressed, including the Venezuelan institutional process, the strengthening of the economy and the coordination of strategies against transnational organized crime.
According to that outlet, both sides also launched a formal dialogue process aimed at the well-being of the citizens of both countries, with an eye toward a possible restoration of diplomatic and consular relations.
ABC Color noted that the rapprochement comes after years of distance between Paraguay and Venezuela and that the Paraguayan administration adopted a line of work focused on institutional cooperation, border security, the fight against transnational threats and consular protection.
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