Government and opposition agree to review ineligibility law

The Venezuelan opposition and interim government agreed to review the Organic Law of the Comptroller General, focusing on political ineligibility processes. This decision follows demands for the removal of political ineligibility for María Corina Machado, allowing her return to lead a potential presidential election transition. They also plan to revise various legal instruments to enhance democratic participation. Additionally, they aim to address the definition of terrorism in the Organic Law Against Organized Crime and discuss the recovery of gold reserves held in the Bank of England. The priority remains national economic recovery and ensuring social rights.