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Interim president Delcy Rodriguez denies US control claims after a raid captured Maduro; Venezuela reports 23 military deaths and detains 16 journalists, officials said.
- On Tuesday, Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodriguez insisted `The government of Venezuela is in charge in our country, and no-one else` after US special forces seized Nicolás Maduro in Caracas.
- As Maduro's former vice president, Rodriguez signals both conciliation and defiance toward the US while trying to keep hardliners in the security forces and paramilitaries loyal.
- Authorities and allies confirmed fatalities, with Venezuela's military listing 23 troops killed and 16 journalists detained in Caracas on Monday.
- On Monday, Nicolás Maduro and Flores appeared in court in New York and pleaded not guilty, while Venezuela's constitution mandates elections within 30 days if Maduro is declared absent after six months.
- International appeals and internal power moves emerged as Maria Corina Machado warned Rodriguez was untrustworthy and predicted opposition victory, while Claudia Sheinbaum urged a fair U.S. trial.
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Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodriguez, insisted on Tuesday that her country is not ruled by any foreign power, despite claims by US President Donald Trump that Caracas would soon transfer millions of barrels of oil to America.
Between a rock and a hard place: New Venezuela leader says 'no foreign power' running country
Amidst a turbulent political landscape, Venezuela's interim leader Delcy Rodriguez asserts that her country remains sovereign, even as President Trump demands a significant oil transfer. With her mixed signals on cooperation, Rodriguez navigates a precarious path between defiance and diplomacy.
"No external agent governs Venezuela", launched Tuesday its interim president, on the first day of his term. ...
"We are a people that does not emerge," says Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodriguez. She denies any foreign control over her country. The Cuban and Venezuelan security forces killed during the U.S. operation call her "martyr."
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