Venezuela’s Rodríguez Vows to Hold Election as Machado Asks When
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Caracas. President-in-Charge Delcy Rodríguez and anti-Chavista María Corina Machado headed to the country this Thursday marking the beginning of a new electoral cycle.
The president in charge of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, announced that the elections foreseen by the Constitution will be held, but did not announce dates for the elections. Shortly after the announcement, opposition leader María Corina Machado gave a speech in which she thanked Donald Trump for "opening the floodgates of freedom" and assured that the democratic transition in the country is "irreversible".
Without giving dates, she promised “fair” participation for all involved. In parallel, opposition María Corina Machado spoke to the press after her return to Venezuela. The post Delcy Rodríguez promises elections with reformed electoral tribunal appeared first on La Silla Empty.
Rodriguez has been governing Venezuela under strong pressure from Washington since the capture of Nicolas Maduro during a major US military operation in January. The post Venezuela's interim president promises elections appeared first on in.gr.
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