Venezuelan opposition negotiator Jorge Millán says Jorge Rodríguez's four-election call was unilateral, not a table agreement

In Venezuela, opposition negotiator Jorge Millán clarified that the government's announcement of four elections was unilateral and not agreed at the negotiation table. He stressed the need for institutional guarantees, such as a reliable electoral council and legalized parties, before any vote. Millán also reported progress on press freedom and the renewal of the Supreme Court. The third round of negotiations is set for mid-October 2026, and he reiterated the demand for the unconditional release of all political prisoners.