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Delcy Rodríguez Arrives in U.S. Vowing to 'Bring Venezuela's Voice' to UN

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"We arrive in New York with the determination and hope of a people who believe in dialogue and unity among nations," Rodríguez added after landing in the Big Apple

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Delcy Rodríguez has traveled through the room of the General Assembly of the United Nations to approach Pedro Sánchez, who was speaking on the phone. The president has partially stood up to greet her with two kisses before having a brief conversation in which, according to Moncloa, both have agreed to continue talking about Venezuela.

·Madrid, Spain
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On a trip to the United States this Tuesday for the UN General Assembly, Maduro's successor is to discuss with the US President the privileged access of Washington to Orinoco oil.

·Paris, France
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The President of the Government agrees and conveys to him that Spain is committed to the future of the country

·Barcelona, Spain
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The president in charge of Venezuela went through the General Assembly room to look for the head of the Spanish Executive and ask him to keep in touch about the future of the country

·Madrid, Spain
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The Venezuelan leader crosses the UN chamber to look for the Spanish president, who cuts a call to greet her

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Venezuela's President-in-Charge, Delcy Rodríguez, surprised her own and strangers this Tuesday as she rose from her seat in the UN General Assembly room and walked for 45 seconds to Pedro Sánchez's seat to greet him. And the Spanish President melted with the gesture and ... Continue reading "Sánchez melts with Delcy: I plant two kisses after crossing the chavista all the UN assembly to see him"

·Madrid, Spain
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El Diario broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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