Venezuela and the Dominican Republic say they will work to restore ties
Both countries have agreed on a plan to restore diplomatic relations cut off after a contested vote in 2024.
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Two countries have agreed to roadmap towards the full restoration of diplomatic ties, cut off after contested 2024 vote.
Venezuela and the Dominican Republic have agreed to work towards restoring relations, which were severed after the Dominican Republic criticised the re-election of former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro as fraudulent.
The two countries agreed on a roadmap for further talks on “gradual normalisation” of diplomatic ties, according to a statement from Venezuela’s foreign ministry on Sunday.
“This decision responds to the shared interest of strengthening institutional channels of communication to benefit people of both countries,” the ministry said, calling the agreement the result of “sustained dialogue” between both nations.
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