Venezuela's opposition asked President Nicolas Maduro's government to set a date to resume political talks in Mexico that could alleviate the county's long-running political and economic crises.
after more than a year of hiatus, and signed a "social agreement", but did not announce a date to meet again. The opposition later said they would meet with the ruling party in December.
The head of the opposition delegation, Gerardo Blyde, said this week that talks would enter a challenging phase includingVenezuela's Communications Ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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