¿Qué pacto oculto existe entre Estados Unidos y la familia Rodríguez en Venezuela?

César Batiz reveals the secret timeline behind the appointment of the 12-member opposition team coordinated by Dinorah Figuera. The talks between the 2015 National Assembly president and Marco Rubio's team didn't begin in April, but rather in February 2016, just weeks after Nicolás Maduro's removal from power. The State Department imposed an unyielding condition: no member of the transition committee could have electoral aspirations. Washington's official version seeks to avoid the "Jeanine Áñez mistake" in Bolivia (where the interim president ran for president). However, Batiz presents a second interpretation: the exclusion of María Corina Machado—who enjoyed 93% support in the primaries and is leading in current polls—is a requirement agreed upon between the US administration and the remaining Chavista faction. 📌Highlights 00:00 – The profile of Dinorah Figuera published by El Pitazo and its political impact. 00:40 – The secret meetings of February: Figuera's trip to Washington and the State Department's conditions. 01:50 – The Yanine Áñez syndrome vs. the political veto: Why is the White House excluding María Corina Machado? 03:15 – The "palace coup" hypothesis: The role of Padrino López, Delcy Rodríguez, and the military holidays of December 30. 07:30 – Exclusive: Diplomat John Barrett's request to the President of Panama regarding María Corina. 13:10 – The frustrated return: Machado's attempts to re-enter the country via Curaçao and Panama. 19:20 – Post-earthquake funds: The danger of handing over money without auditing to residual Chavismo. 25:45 – Jorge Rodríguez and the hegemony of lobbying in Washington since 2014.