United States Supports Mediation by Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia for a Transition in Venezuela
The Biden Administration Seeks a Negotiated Solution to the Venezuelan Crisis The United States has expressed its support for mediation efforts led by Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia to facilitate a political transition in Venezuela. The Biden administration believes that these countries, with their historical ties and cultural connections to Venezuela, are well-positioned to spearhead a dialogue process that could lead to a negotiated resolution of the ongoing crisis. This decision by the Biden administration to back regional mediation marks a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy toward Venezuela. After years of maximum pressure and sanctions against Nicolás Maduro's government, Washington appears to be leaning toward a more pragmatic strategy that prioritizes concrete outcomes over ideological principles. "We are willing to work with any country that can help restore democracy in Venezuela," stated a senior State Department official. "Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia ...
