Delcy Rodríguez offered the United States a transitional government in Venezuela without Maduro, according to the ‘Miami Herald’

The Venezuelan vice president, Delcy Rodríguez, offered the United States to lead a transitional government in Venezuela sin the president Nicolas Maduro to preserve the political stability of the country, according to The newspaper reported this Thursday Miami Herald citing sources close to the talks.

Rodríguez and his brother Jorge, president of the National Assembly of Venezuela, along with a group of senior Venezuelan officials, presented two proposals approved by Maduro to the Administration of the American president, Donald Trumpwith the intermediation of Qatar, details the exclusive article of the Herald.

The first offer, presented in April to the US special envoy Richard Grenell, contemplated the resignation of Maduro in exchange for his permanence, with security guarantees, in Venezuela, where Rodriguez would be presented as a “more acceptable” alternative to the regime and would assume the presidency.

This plan is similar to one revealed last week by The New York Times in which Maduro offered Washington to open its oil and gold projects to US companies, preferential contracts, redirect oil exports from China to the US, and end mining and energy contracts with China, Iran and Russia.

In the second proposal reported by the Miami Herald, presented in september, Delcy Rodriguez and the retired general Miguel Rodríguez Torres they would form a transitional government while Maduro would seek exile in Türkiye or Qatar.

In this scenario, Delcy Rodríguez would act as a figure of institutional continuity, while retired general Miguel Rodríguez Torres – currently in exile – would head a transitional government.

These proposals “sought to persuade sectors of the United States Government that a ‘Madurism without Maduro’ could allow a peaceful transition in Venezuela, preserving political stability without dismantling the ruling apparatus,” the media notes.

The plans They were presented through mediators from Qatarwhere Delcy Rodríguez maintains a “significant relationship” with members of the royal family and has part of their assets. According to the newspaper, these contacts have intensified since Trump has hardened his stance against Caracas.

The information emerges the day after Trump authorize the CIA to carry out covert operations in Venezuela. The magnate assured that he is studying the possibility of carrying out attacks against “drug trafficking” on land after the attacks by his army against several vessels.

US Armed Forces At least 27 people have been killed in five attacks to vessels near the coast of Venezuela so far in Trump’s term, who has justified the actions because, according to him, they sought to introduce drugs into the United States.

Following this, the Venezuelan Government expressed that it views with “extreme alarm” the use of the CIA as “a threat” against Venezuela, a set of actions that, it said, are part of “maneuvers” that seek to “legitimize an operation” of “regime change” in the country.