For over twenty years, Venezuela’s government and opposition have attempted to negotiate a resolution to the country’s ongoing political crisis. Previous dialogue attempts have repeatedly failed to yield sustainable solutions. These negotiations have taken place in various locations, including Miraflores, Mexico, Norway, and Barbados. A new process is now emerging, prompting a review of past efforts. Understanding the reasons behind these past failures is considered crucial for the potential success of future discussions. The article, published by EL NACIONAL, suggests a history of unsuccessful attempts at finding common ground, highlighting the complexities of the Venezuelan political landscape.