CaracasVenezuelans marched Thursday demanding a presidential election date.
In Venezuela, the legal wage is 130 bolivars, $0.15, unchanged for five years, protesters say.
Interim President Delcy Rodríguez is negotiating with opposition delegation leader Dinorah Figuera, who floated late 2027 or early 2028.
“This country cannot wait; we need elections as soon as possible,” said Carlos Timaure, a union leader.
Timaure’s union will keep marching, and Vente Venezuela wants María Corina Machado allowed home to raise pressure.
How each outlet framed it
- Latin America Reports leans critical
- centers the protest on wage stagnation, citing a 130-bolivar legal minimum (about $0.15) and five years without a raise
Sources: Latin America Reports