Venezuela's political opposition has indicated a shift in its approach towards the timeline for a government transition, moving away from the previous insistence on a transition next month when the new presidential term is set to begin. This change comes as the opposition's presidential candidate in the July election remains in exile in Spain, while its leader continues to hide in Venezuela to avoid arrest.
The opposition coalition faces challenges in delivering on its promise to remove President Nicolás Maduro from office, despite receiving backing from dozens of nations and accusations of electoral fraud against the government. The opposition leader highlighted the repression faced by ruling party opponents since the election, emphasizing the need for a transition.
