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Venezuela Begins Political Transition, Elections to Follow — Rodriguez
Venezuela Begins Political Transition, Elections to Follow — Rodriguez
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Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodriguez told the UN General Assembly that the country has begun what she described as an “orderly, institutional, and verifiable” democratic transition aimed at opening a new political chapter.
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Rodriguez said the government has already begun a dialogue with sectors of the opposition and intends to create a process “where everyone will compete on an equal footing.”She stressed that the electoral timetable will be determined by Venezuelans themselves:Her remarks come less than nine months after the January 3 unprovoked US aggression against Venezuela, which ended with President Nicolas Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores being kidnapped and transferred to New York.
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Venezuela Begins Political Transition, Elections to Follow — Rodriguez
Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodriguez told the UN General Assembly that the country has begun what she described as an “orderly, institutional, and verifiable” democratic transition aimed at opening a new political chapter.
Rodriguez said the government has already begun a dialogue with sectors of the opposition and intends to create a process “where everyone will compete on an equal footing.”
She stressed that the electoral timetable will be determined by Venezuelans themselves:
“The Venezuelan people, with its age-old wisdom, will determine when the correct time for these elections is.”
Her remarks come less than nine months after the January 3 unprovoked US aggression against Venezuela, which ended with President Nicolas Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores being kidnapped and transferred to New York.
