We are willing to modify our sanctions policy in response to progress toward negotiations and concrete steps by the Maduro regime in negotiations.
Brian A. Nichols: “We are willing to modify our sanctions policy in response to progress toward negotiations and concrete steps by the…”
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Nichols discusses the U.S. willingness to adjust sanctions based on Venezuelan negotiation progress.
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