Delcy Rodriguez's Strange Gesture in His Photo with Trump: a Gesture of victory... or a Double Anglo-Saxon Comb?
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There are photos that are painful to look at. The one showing Delcy Rodríguez with Donald Trump is one of them. Both leaders are making gestures to their supporters. Trump, with his thumb raised, one of his most popular gestures; Rodríguez, with a V that, according to interpreters, can mean anything from the V for victory and the V of Chávez's signature to the V for "go to hell"—who she was directing it at is another matter. But beyond the gestu…
"We will continue to promote diplomacy in the service of the national interest, aimed at achieving concrete results and collective benefits for the Venezuelan people," emphasized the president in charge of Venezuela after the meeting with the U.S. president.
United Nations, Sep 23 (EFE).- The Spanish-language spokesperson for the United States Department of State, Natalia Molano, ruled out this Wednesday in an interview with EFE that the meeting of President Donald Trump and Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, legitimized his government and assured that Washington's strategy "has not changed." [...] The US entry dismisses that the meeting between Trump and Delcy Rodríguez legitimizes the…
Delcy Rodríguez’s visit to the UN General Assembly in New York captures all eyes internationally. At a time marked by geopolitical tension, the interim president of Venezuela visits the United States months after Nicolás Maduro was captured in Caracas in an operation commanded by Donald Trump. In Delcy Rodríguez’s first snapshot with the US president, the Chavista leader – now negotiating with Trump – sends a subliminal message to Maduro, who re…
Delcy Rodriguez took advantage of the photograph along with Donald Trump, the confirmation of his political romance with the US president, to swipe a message to his...
The Venezuelan president posed by making a 'V' with the palm inwards, a signal considered offensive in several Commonwealth countries.
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