Venezuela's Acting President Delcy Rodriguez Speaks at the United Nations

In her first speech at the United Nations General Assembly, Venezuela's acting president Delcy Rodriguez stated that elections will be held in the country, noting that the people will determine the right time.

Election Promise at the United Nations

Delcy Rodriguez, making her first address at the United Nations General Assembly as Venezuela's acting president, stated that elections will definitely be held in the country.

Rodriguez noted that political dialogue has begun with opposition factions in order to ensure a process based on fair conditions.

Return to International Diplomacy

Rodriguez's participation in this international platform is considered an important milestone in Venezuela's reintegration into global diplomacy.

The leader emphasized that her country has returned strongly following the setbacks experienced this year.

Relations and Cooperation with the U.S.

Rodriguez thanked U.S. President Donald Trump for his willingness to re-establish diplomatic relations and cooperation.

The two leaders came together at a reception in New York to strengthen bilateral relations and advance the agenda of cooperation in strategic areas.

Challenges and Future Vision

Stating that her country was shaken by major earthquakes and political crises this year, the acting president noted that rebuilding the national spirit will be among their priorities.

Rodriguez expressed that they will undertake the responsibility of carrying Venezuela from a period of uncertainty and conflict to full democracy.