Several organizations—Justicia, Encuentro y Perdón, the Center for Justice and Peace, the Washington Office on Latin America, and the Robert and Ethel Kennedy Human Rights Center—presented recommendations to US congressional representatives regarding a democratic transition in Venezuela. They emphasized the need for any political process to prioritize the protection of victims of the ongoing crisis. The groups also highlighted the importance of rebuilding the rule of law within the country, ensuring accountability for human rights violations, and fostering genuine justice. Furthermore, they stressed the crucial role of civil society participation in shaping a future democratic Venezuela. The proposals were presented to bipartisan members of Congress, indicating a broad interest in supporting a peaceful and just resolution to the Venezuelan situation. The organizations aim to influence US policy to align with these principles for a stable and democratic future in Venezuela.