Venezuela’s Delcy Rodríguez Promises Elections but Sets No Date
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Venezuela’s interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, promised that the country would hold elections but did not announce a date, saying Venezuelans would determine the “right moment.”
Rodríguez made the pledge during her first address to the United Nations General Assembly since taking power following the ouster of Nicolás Maduro. She said Venezuela was being “reborn” and transitioning toward full democracy, and that her government had opened dialogue with sectors of the opposition.
In her speech, Rodríguez also said the country must leave behind the “extremism” of the past. Her remarks presented a markedly different posture from her warnings seven years earlier against U.S.-backed regime change. Al Jazeera reported that she thanked the person it described as having delivered that change, though the accounts did not provide further details about the election timetable or process.
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