Ramón López, opposition member of the dialogue commission in Venezuela: "Next year there will be democracy"

Ramón López, a key figure in Venezuela's political dialogue, believes the country is on the path to democracy with upcoming elections. He emphasizes the importance of a new Supreme Court and electoral council to ensure fair elections. The return of María Corina Machado is seen as pivotal for the opposition, and U.S. involvement is noted as a significant factor in the transition process. López expresses optimism about the timeline for elections, suggesting they could occur as early as next year, contingent on constitutional processes and the establishment of independent institutions. He highlights the need for political freedoms and the restoration of legitimate political parties to facilitate a democratic environment.