Two years after the contested July 28th election, Venezuelan opposition figure Dinorah Figuera has reaffirmed Edmundo González's victory. This statement arrives as Venezuela prepares for a dialogue table with the ruling government, scheduled for August 1st. The talks, backed by the United States, aim to establish a clear electoral timeline. Several leaders believe a key outcome will be formally defining a schedule for future elections. Figuera’s assertion underscores the opposition’s continued claim to the presidency despite the official results. This dialogue represents a potential turning point in the nation's political landscape, offering a path towards fairer and more transparent electoral processes. The upcoming negotiations are viewed as a critical step towards addressing Venezuela's ongoing political crisis.