Rodríguez, Who Vowed “Election in Venezuela”… Removed ‘Maduro’ From Speech
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Venezuelan Interim President Delcy Rodríguez declared his commitment to reform in a speech at the UN General Assembly, promising democratic elections and political dialogue. He also signaled an improvement in diplomatic relations with the United States while excluding former President Nicolás Maduro. Future cooperation with opposition leader Machado and the possibility of early elections are expected to determine the success or failure of Venezu…
The interim president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, said this Wednesday (23.09.2026) that there will be elections in the country, after thanking U.S. President Donald Trump for “re...
In Ronda de Correspondencias they explained that the interim president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, announced before the General Assembly of the United Nations that there will be elections in the country, although she avoided specifying a date. Read more
The president thanked Donald Trump for resuming diplomacy, omitting mentions of the arrest of Nicolás Maduro produced in January.
By assuming the political cost of silencing the names of Maduro and Chávez in New York, Rodríguez seeks to project himself before the international community not as the custody of the old model, but as the enforcer of an internal reform controlled by power itself.
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