Venezuela’s interim government is pushing forward with a newly brokered agreement with the U.S., arguing it will be key to stabilizing the country’s economic and political crisis. Critics, however, remain skeptical, warning the deal could deepen divisions amid ongoing unrest and uncertainty over its long-term impact. With tensions high, the opposition’s stance reflects broader debates over whether foreign intervention will bring relief or further complicate the nation’s struggles. Supporters and detractors alike are closely watching whether the pact delivers on its promises—or risks deepening instability.
Opposition in Venezuela as interim leader insists the deal with Washington will help with the country's recovery.
