CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — The new leader of Venezuela's opposition-controlled National Assembly pushed lawmakers toward reaching a negotiated solution with the government Friday, a strategy that has sowed divisions among President Nicolas Maduro's detractors. Omar Barboza told legislators their top priority should be ensuring a fair vote in the upcoming presidential election following colossal losses in recent races that were either boycotted by government opponents or tainted by claims of fraud. "The great majority of Venezuelans want a democratic solution to the crisis we are living," the 73-year-old former governor said.