The exclusion of María Corina Machado in the discussions about the transition of Venezuela is brought into question.
The autocrat Maduro appears to have no intention to admit his mismanagement of the government and the electoral fraud.
Maduro is activating repressive measures against Venezuelans who challenge his regime.
The International Community has not been successful in making Maduro hand over the electoral records.
Spain has a special responsibility in the democratization of Venezuela but has shirked its role.
Meeting between Lula, Petro, AMLO and Maduro may be seen as lacking credibility if the departure of the Chavez regime from power is not clearly defined.
Conclusion: Transparency, international pressure, and a clear transition plan are required to address the crisis in Venezuela. Key opposition figures should not be excluded and Maduro's dictatorship must be confronted.