OAS meeting on Venezuela could 'change the situation' - Peru minister


  • World
  • Thursday, 04 May 2017

LIMA (Reuters) - A meeting of Organization of American States (OAS) members expected later this month could result in a joint position and "change the situation" in crisis-stricken Venezuela, Peru's Foreign Minister Ricardo Luna said on Wednesday.

In televised comments, Luna said the planned meeting of 19 foreign ministers of OAS countries, first proposed late last month, would take place the third week of May, likely on the 21st or 22nd, in order to make sure "all the countries can participate."

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