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Colombia has offered to take custody of Argentina’s embassy in Caracas, where six of opposition leader María Corina Machado’s aides have been sheltered since March.
It’s part of what Foreign Affairs Minister Luis Gilberto Murillo, speaking late Tuesday from a conference in Colombia’s San Andrés, said was direct communication with Venezuela’s government to secure the safe passage of the opposition officials. He said Venezuela’s government seems willing to cooperate if Colombia can convince Argentina to release an unnamed person close to the Venezuelan government, as well as getting Ecuador to release its former Vice President Jorge Glas.
