Rodriguez pledges Venezuela elections
Delsi Rodriguez, acting president of Venezuela, confirmed that the country will hold elections as part of a transitional process toward "full democracy," though she did not specify a date for these elections. This statement was made during her address to the United Nations General Assembly, where she explained that the government has initiated a dialogue with the opposition and is overseeing the preparation of national institutions to manage the electoral process. This step has sparked controversy, as critics accuse Washington of marginalizing the opposition and prioritizing oil and investment deals over conducting free and fair elections. Rodriguez emphasized the need for the country's sovereignty and called for international community support to achieve a democratic transition that promotes unity and economic stability, while acknowledging that economic recovery may take time.
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