The first agreements from the dialogue in Venezuela focus on justice and gold in England.

Representatives of the Venezuelan government (chavismo) and the opposition concluded their first cycle of dialogue on Wednesday by reaching two major agreements. The talks, which took place in Caracas, resulted in accords focused on the complete renewal of the Supreme Court of Justice and the recovery of Venezuela's international reserve assets currently deposited in the Bank of England.

The agreements mark a significant initial step in the resumed negotiation process between the opposing political factions. By targeting both the national judicial system and foreign-held financial reserves, the talks address key institutional and economic demands central to the ongoing political crisis in the country.