Panamanian President José Raúl Molino offered to assist Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in leaving the country and relocating to a third nation following controversial elections, to facilitate a political transition. However, the current head of Venezuela criticized this proposal, report CNN and Reuters. According to Molino, the essence of his initiative is Panama’s willingness to act as a bridge for Maduro, allowing for a safe transition from Venezuela to another country. This proposal emerged amid the controversy over the results of Venezuela’s presidential elections on July 28, where Ma…