Colombia pushes talks with Venezuela to prevent further instability
Addressing a crowd in Bolivar Square, Petro remarked: “I spoke two days ago with Delcy, the current president in Venezuela. I have known her since the beginning of this entire process. I invited her to Colombia.” Rodriguez assumed the interim presidency with support from Venezuela’s Supreme Court of Justice and the military.
Petro explained that he had proposed a broader international dialogue aimed at stabilizing Venezuela and noted that he intended to raise the idea during a possible meeting with US President Donald Trump.
According to reports, Colombia’s Foreign Minister Rosa Villavicencio stated that the government would wait for Venezuelans themselves to determine their political future before formally recognizing Rodriguez as interim president.
Rodriguez was sworn in before the National Assembly on Jan. 5, following the detention of President Nicolas Maduro during US air strikes.
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