Venezuela’s opposition leader Maria Corina Machado held private talks in the White House Friday as she struggles to retain her political voice in the face of the Trump administration’s growing support for her rival in Caracas, interim President Delcy Rodriguez.
The talks prompted dual narratives from people familiar with the discussions who were not authorized to speak publicly.
“This was a private and extensive meeting in which the next steps to advance the transition in Venezuela were discussed,” according to Machado’s spokesperson, adding that the meeting, Machado’s second in the White House, lasted two hours.
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