Reuters reports:
During a conversation on November 21, Trump told Maduro that he had one week to leave with his family to a destination of his choosing. The deadline passed on Saturday, prompting Trump to announce the closure of Venezuela’s airspace.
According to the report, during the 15-minute call, Maduro agreed to leave with his family on the condition that all sanctions and legal proceedings against him, his family, and roughly one hundred state officials be lifted. He also proposed that his vice president, Delcy Rodriguez, serve as interim president until elections are held.
Trump rejected most of Maduro’s demands, and since then Maduro has requested another conversation.