US EditionVenezuela: Delcy Rodriguez Says 'Absolutely' Committed to Hold Free Elections
- In Caracas, Rodríguez announced she had been invited to the United States during an NBC News interview while U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright visited yesterday.
- Rodríguez was sworn in as interim president in early January after the United States deposed Nicolás Maduro; she previously served as vice president and oil minister.
- @SecretaryWright said `I bring today a message from President Trump.` and described the effort as part of a broader agenda to `Make the Americas Great Again.`
- Rodríguez told NBC she believes Nicolás Maduro, detained in the United States on drugs and weapons charges, remains the legitimate president, and she considers both Maduro and Cilia Flores innocent.
- The talks aim to organise recovery of Venezuela's oil industry, with Rodríguez saying they are contemplating a visit once cooperation is established, and U.S. investors are prioritized.
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Washington, United States. Venezuela’s president-in-charge, Delcy Rodríguez, said she was committed to “fair and free” elections in her country, in an interview on Thursday on the NBC channel. When the host asked her if she was committed to holding “free and fair” elections in Venezuela, Rodriguez responded: “Absolutely, according to the Constitution. Free and fair elections,” she said in Spanish. “And I have to tell her that the election schedu…
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Delcy Rodríguez pledges to organize "fair and free" elections | Venezuela | Nicolás Maduro
Rodriguez commented on the matter on Thursday in an interview with the US media NBC News.
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