委内瑞拉政府与反对派在周六启动了新一轮由美国支持的对话，旨在加强民主并在近30年社会主义统治后恢复权利[1]。这次谈判由亲政府的国民大会成员和前反对派议员主导，美国将发挥促进作用[1]。美国国务院表示："我们的目的是促进而非主导和解进程"[1]。
美国特朗普政府为这一进程提出了三阶段计划：稳定、恢复和民主转型[1]。委内瑞拉国民大会主席豪尔赫·罗德里格斯（现任总统德尔西·罗德里格斯之兄）参与了谈判[1]。尽管委内瑞拉民众对此次对话抱有谨慎乐观的态度，但之前四轮对话在2017年至2024年间均未能达成和解[1]。
Venezuela's government and opposition launched a fresh round of talks on Saturday aimed at strengthening democracy and restoring rights following nearly three decades of socialist rule [1]. The dialogue was initiated following the January arrest of then-President Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces [1]. The negotiations will be led by National Assembly members aligned with the government and former opposition lawmakers, with the United States playing a facilitating role [1].
The Trump administration has proposed a three-stage plan encompassing stabilization, restoration, and democratic transition [1]. A U.S. State Department official stated that "our purpose is to facilitate rather than lead and drive the reconciliation process" [1]. National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez, brother of current President Diosdado Rodríguez, is participating in the talks [1].
Despite cautious optimism among Venezuelan citizens regarding the negotiations [1], previous dialogue efforts have yielded limited results. Four earlier rounds of talks conducted between 2017 and 2024 failed to achieve reconciliation [1].