Venezuela government and opposition to resume dialogue effortCARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela s government and opposition will resume efforts to hold dialogue, the third attempt in a year by the administration of President Nicolas Maduro and his adversaries to break up a bitter political stalemate. Previous dialogue efforts have ended in recriminations  between the two sides and no concrete progress amid a dire economic crisis that has led to increased malnutrition and preventable diseases.  Opposition leaders said that even though Maduro has previously used the talks to stall for time instead of implementing serious reform, a new round would still be needed to help ensure free and fair presidential elections, which are currently scheduled for 2018.   We have developed relations in Latin America so that in the company of friendly countries and governments, we can facilitate the conditions for a presidential election,  Julio Borges, president of the opposition-led National Assembly, told a news conference.  The opposition in September walked away from dialogue with the ruling Socialist Party, insisting the government had not met demands including the release of imprisoned opposition activists and mechanisms to allow foreign humanitarian assistance. Legislator Luis Florido, spokesman for the opposition in the dialogue process, said the opposition would seek a new elections council and would push for presidential elections. He added that Paraguay, Mexico and Chile would accompany the process. Information Minister Jorge Rodriguez said via Twitter,  the dialogue continues on Nov 15 in the Dominican Republic.  The two sides in September held  exploratory meetings  with the backing of Dominican President Danilo Medina. worldnews
venezuela government opposition resume dialogue effortcaracas reuters venezuela government opposition resume efforts hold dialogue third attempt year administration president nicolas maduro adversaries break bitter political stalemate previous dialogue efforts ended recriminations two sides concrete progress amid dire economic crisis led increased malnutrition preventable diseases opposition leaders said even though maduro previously used talks stall time instead implementing serious reform new round would still needed help ensure free fair presidential elections currently scheduled we developed relations latin america company friendly countries governments facilitate conditions presidential election julio barges president national assembly told news conference the opposition september walked away dialogue ruling socialist party insisting government met demands including release imprisoned opposition activists mechanisms allow foreign humanitarian assistance legislator luis florida spokesman opposition dialogue process said opposition would seek new elections council would push presidential elections he added paraguay mexico chile would accompany process information minister jorge rodriguez said via twitter dialogue continues nov dominican republic the two sides september held exploratory meetings backing dominican president daily medina worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Venezuela government and opposition to resume dialogue effortCARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela s government and opposition will resume efforts to hold dialogue, the third attempt in a year by the administration of President Nicolas Maduro and his adversaries to break up a bitter political stalemate. Previous dialogue efforts have ended in recriminations  between the two sides and no concrete progress amid a dire economic crisis that has led to increased malnutrition and preventable diseases.  Opposition leaders said that even though Maduro has previously used the talks to stall for time instead of implementing serious reform, a new round would still be needed to help ensure free and fair presidential elections, which are currently scheduled for 2018.   We have developed relations in Latin America so that in the company of friendly countries and governments, we can facilitate the conditions for a presidential election,  Julio Borges, president of the opposition-led National Assembly, told a news conference.  The opposition in September walked away from dialogue with the ruling Socialist Party, insisting the government had not met demands including the release of imprisoned opposition activists and mechanisms to allow foreign humanitarian assistance. Legislator Luis Florido, spokesman for the opposition in the dialogue process, said the opposition would seek a new elections council and would push for presidential elections. He added that Paraguay, Mexico and Chile would accompany the process. Information Minister Jorge Rodriguez said via Twitter,  the dialogue continues on Nov 15 in the Dominican Republic.  The two sides in September held  exploratory meetings  with the backing of Dominican President Danilo Medina. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: venezuela government opposition resume dialogue effortcaracas reuters venezuela government opposition resume efforts hold dialogue third attempt year administration president nicolas maduro adversaries break bitter political stalemate previous dialogue efforts ended recriminations two sides concrete progress amid dire economic crisis led increased malnutrition preventable diseases opposition leaders said even though maduro previously used talks stall time instead implementing serious reform new round would still needed help ensure free fair presidential elections currently scheduled we developed relations latin america company friendly countries governments facilitate conditions presidential election julio barges president national assembly told news conference the opposition september walked away dialogue ruling socialist party insisting government met demands including release imprisoned opposition activists mechanisms allow foreign humanitarian assistance legislator luis florida spokesman opposition dialogue process said opposition would seek new elections council would push presidential elections he added paraguay mexico chile would accompany process information minister jorge rodriguez said via twitter dialogue continues nov dominican republic the two sides september held exploratory meetings backing dominican president daily medina worldnews