Political analyst Oscar Arnal argues the Venezuelan opposition, engaging in dialogue with the current regime, should focus on upholding the constitution rather than negotiating it. He asserts the constitution is non-negotiable and its principles must be enforced. Specifically, Arnal emphasizes the need to guarantee the rights of María Corina Machado and exiled Venezuelans. The core issue is ensuring constitutional rights are respected, rather than seeking concessions from the government. Arnal's commentary, published on TalCual, frames the dialogue not as a negotiation of fundamental laws, but as a demand for their implementation. This stance rejects the idea of compromising on the constitutional framework itself.