Dinora Figueroa

Dinora Figueroa appears in Caracas under pressure: democracy in Venezuela as the opposition-side leader in the Caracas negotiations. The source identifies her with the 2015 National Assembly, making her role part of the opposition’s institutional continuity claim.

In the episode’s framing, Figueroa’s participation gives the talks an opposition channel but does not fully solve legitimacy because Maria Corina Machado is absent. She therefore sits between the negotiation’s practical opening and its Opposition Legitimacy Gap.

Connections

• Venezuela - national political context.
• Maria Corina Machado - opposition leader absent from the talks.
• Jorge Rodriguez - regime-side counterpart.
• Marco Rubio and United States - outside actors shaping the process.
• Democratic Transition Election and Opposition Legitimacy Gap - transition concepts attached to the talks.