Representatives from Chavismo and the opposition in Venezuela have initiated a third round of dialogue, facilitated by the United States following the political situation involving Maduro. The talks, led by Dinorah Figuera, are centered on establishing institutional changes within the Tribunal Supremo de Justicia (TSJ) and the Consejo Nacional Electoral (CNE). The primary objective is to define guarantees for future elections in Venezuela. However, the process has drawn criticism regarding the true intentions of Washington's involvement in the potential transition. Doubts remain as to whether the dialogue will yield substantial reforms or serve broader geopolitical interests. The discussions seek to address long-standing concerns about the fairness and transparency of the Venezuelan electoral system. This latest round aims to build on previous conversations and forge a path toward a more democratic future for the nation.