Venezuela says dialogue deal will free gold in England, promising new cash in long‑running reserves dispute
Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez says talks at the Mesa de Diálogo have produced an agreement to liberar el oro en Inglaterra, an outcome she announced at the Palacio de Miraflores alongside Jorge Rodríguez and opposition figure Dinorah Figuera as the balance of the dialogue’s third cycle.
Venezuela’s government says it has secured a deal in its political dialogue to unlock gold held in England. Vice President Delcy Rodríguez announced an acuerdo con la Mesa de Diálogo para liberar el oro en Inglaterra, presenting the outcome as part of the balance of the third cycle of talks.
She spoke at the Palacio de Miraflores together with Jorge Rodríguez and Dinorah Figuera, indicating that both government and opposition representatives were present for the announcement. The statement did not spell out mechanisms, timelines, or the exact conditions under which the gold would be released.
For a country facing a deep economic crisis, access to gold reserves abroad could provide some hard‑currency relief. The promise of liberar el oro en Inglaterra suggests Caracas expects to gain use of assets that have been out of reach during years of political and legal dispute.
Any actual movement of the gold will depend on decisions by the institutions that hold it and on how they interpret the agreement emerging from the Mesa de Diálogo. Confirmation from those entities, publication of the agreed terms, and visible changes in Venezuela’s access to these reserves will be the clearest signs of whether the announcement turns into real financial and legal change.
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- OSINT