Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is reportedly ready to step down if the United States grants him amnesty, lifts the bounty on his head, and provides the possibility of safe exile.
The editorial, citing The Atlantic, reports that the plan discusses providing Maduro with safe passage out of the country, legal immunity, and guarantees regarding his property. Currently, sanctions imposed against Maduro by the administration of current US President Donald Trump and the announced bounty for his capture remain in effect.
Observers note that such an agreement could be a turning point for alleviating the political and economic crisis that has plagued the country for many years. However, opposition circles emphasize that granting immunity to Maduro could undermine issues of justice and accountability.