Venezuela Summit Aims to Restart Talks as Guaidó Flees to U.S.
- Representatives from 19 countries met in Colombia to discuss solutions to Venezuela's crisis and encourage democratic elections.
- Juan Guaidó, Venezuela's former opposition leader, crossed into Colombia but was escorted to the airport and traveled to Miami.
- Guaidó claimed he faced threats in Venezuela and Colombia but denies seeking asylum in the U.S.
- The summit aimed to restart stalled negotiations between Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's government and the opposition.
- Countries want sanctions lifted in exchange for commitments to free and fair elections from Maduro's administration.