Venezuela tiene que confiar en la negociación. Yo tengo la responsabilidad de dirigirla.

Exclusive! María Corina speaks from Oslo. María Corina understands Venezuelans' apprehension about negotiations, but this one is different; she's leading it. "The people will be caught in the middle. The people have never been there before, nor have they felt represented." "The regime chose its interlocutors, and there were no real threats." María Corina speaks of a negotiation that cannot be indefinite, that must have deadlines and clear results. "I have the responsibility to lead the negotiation process and decide who will coordinate that team." She explained that the negotiating team will have to be made up of experienced people who cannot be blackmailed by the regime. "For the regime, negotiation is the best option. They will have guarantees." "If the forces get out of control, anything can happen in Venezuela. We want a peaceful process." "If Delcy wants to negotiate with someone else, it won't be a real negotiation. It's in her own best interest to understand that." "I'm not going to choose the regime's interlocutor; they can't choose who will represent Venezuelans." "Negotiations can begin tomorrow even if I'm not in Venezuela." Regarding the presidential election: "If the primaries take a long time, I have no problem with many candidates competing." About Zapatero: "Everything will come to light. What surprises me is his shamelessness. They felt so untouchable that they were able to put everything in writing. It's repulsive." The difference between them and what we represent is integrity. "Not everything is acceptable, neither in politics nor in life." Enjoy the interview and share it so others can also access it. Thanks to the Oslo Freedom Forum for making this meeting in Oslo possible. Thank you for your support. Subscribe to the channel:    / @carlaangolaoficial   Follow me on social media: Instagram:   / carlaangola   Twitter:   / carlaangola