Venezuela's opposition leader accepts peace negotiation with Maduro
Jesus Silva
Press TV, Caracas
This week, opposition top leader Juan Guaido said he would accept negotiations with President Nicolas Maduro's government to achieve a solution for the country's crisis. However Guaido still demands new elections. Opposition members have criticized Guaido over his decision to accept the peace talks. From Caracas, Press TV’s Jesus Silva tells us the story.
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