It is more than evident that the political situation in Venezuela cannot be viewed from just one perspective; it must be considered from several angles: political, economic, and geopolitical. The current government continues to control the executive branch and the state, under new and favorable conditions that provide valuable time to advance public policies for the benefit of citizens: improving services, wage policies, legal reforms, and economic and political rights.
The suspension of economic and financial sanctions by the US government and other European countries points to greater opportunities for improvement for all citizens of this country.
The resumption of relations with international financing organizations, through the removal of sanctions that prevented access to credit lines and relations with these international institutions, will allow the economy, which had been in a precarious state, to recover in part.
Allowing Venezuela access to its international reserves and accounts will enable necessary and gradual oversight of its economy and, consequently, greater control over inflation.
The recovery of companies such as CITGO, as well as Monómeros in Colombia, improves the country's risk rating.
Countries that owe us billions of dollars are making favorable statements: Paraguay, the gold held in British banks, Portugal, the Dominican Republic, Trinidad and Tobago, Cuba, among others. This will have an immediate effect on the country's international reserves.
In this context, any opposition group intent on harming the country and creating instability will face strong rejection from society as a whole.
The negotiations currently underway with political opposition actors are bearing fruit and will surely build consensus for a necessary electoral process once conditions are equal for everyone.
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