Venezuela's interim leader Rodriguez promises elections and return to democracy

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Venezuela's acting president Delcy Rodríguez delivered her first address to the United Nations General Assembly since coming to power, stating that the nation is transitioning to a full democracy and is on the path toward free elections.

Rodriguez announced that the government has initiated talks with opposition sectors and will guarantee the participation of all political forces in the process.

Following the capture of Nicolás Maduro, Rodríguez is moving to deepen rapprochement with the United States. During her speech, she thanked President Donald Trump for renewing cooperation with her government.

While promising a vote, the interim leader did not provide a specific date or timeline for the election. She stated that the nation's people will determine the right moment for the vote to occur.

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