Venezuelan opposition

Venezuelans have taken to the streets to demand the return of an opposition leader and the holding of presidential elections. Demonstrators are calling for democratic change amid the country's ongoing political crisis. The rally reflects widespread frustration with the current government and growing international attention on Venezuela's disputed political future.

Venezuelans have taken to the streets to demand the safe return of an opposition leader and to call for presidential elections. Demonstrators are pressing for the leader's protection and for a vote that would allow a challenge to the current government. The rallies add to ongoing tensions over the country's political leadership and disputed electoral process.

Venezuelans are publicly calling for opposition leader María Corina Machado's return to the country, according to international coverage of the movement. The demands reflect ongoing political tension in Venezuela following the contested 2024 presidential election, in which Machado was a central opposition figure before going into hiding. Her supporters continue to press for her ability to reappear publicly and lead the opposition.

Venezuela's government and opposition have agreed to work together towards reforming the country's Supreme Court, one of the most contested institutions in the country's political crisis. The two sides appointed a committee to review how justices are selected, a step watchers see as a rare instance of cooperation between the rival camps, though scepticism remains about whether it will lead to real change.