Venezuelans Rise in Protest After Delcy’s Speech at the UN
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Venezuelans rise in protest after Delcy’s speech at the UN
Protests erupted across Venezuela after Venezuela’s unelected President, Delcy Rodríguez, gave a speech at the United Nations General Assembly. Protesters held placards denouncing constant power cuts and shortages of basic and essential goods. Meanwhile, Venezuelan Opposition Leader María Corina Machado is still trying to attempt a return to Venezuela after several of her attempts were […]
The opposition coalition reacted to Rodríguez's intervention, who on Wednesday assured the UN that there will be elections in Venezuela and that a political dialogue has begun with opposition sectors to move towards a process "in equal conditions for all" The post PUD demands Delcy Rodríguez to translate into action the commitments he made at the UN appeared first on El Carabobeño.
The Unitary Democratic Platform (PUD) demanded this Thursday, September 24, that the commitments expressed by Delcy Rodríguez before the UN General Assembly be translated immediately into “concrete and verifiable facts.” Through its account on social network X, the opposition coalition argued that the country requires guarantees for [...] The entry The PUD asks for “concrete facts” after Delcy Rodríguez’s speech to the UN was first published in …
Capriles Demands a "New Government" for Venezuela Following Delcy Rodriguez's Presentation to the UN
Editorial (ALN).- The deputy to the National Assembly, Henrique Capriles Radonski, questioned the intervention of the executive vice president, Delcy Rodríguez, before the General Assembly of the United Nations Organization (UN). "They are undoubtedly the same ones who have always believed that Venezuelans are ignorant, idiots, and also guilty of what has happened to us [...] The entry Capriles demands a "new government" for Venezuela after the …
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