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Machado returns with Trump's blessing, although Washington is satisfied with Venezuela's current leader, Delcy Rodríguez, at least for the time being.
Venezuela's Acting President, Delcy Rodríguez, accused the opposition leader María Corina Machado on Monday, October 26, of setting up a "show" with her surprising return to the country, showing the tension that had arisen despite the leader's claim that she was open to dialogue.
Venezuela's president, Delcy Rodríguez, asked Parliament for a partial reform of the controversial Anti-Hate Act, adopted in 2017 during the government of Nicolás Maduro. Meanwhile, non-governmental organizations called for the law to be repealed in its entirety, as they agreed that it was an instrument for political persecution. From Caracas, our correspondent Daniella Zambrano tells us more.
From Donald Trump's threat of "annihilating" Iran to António Guterres's warnings about artificial intelligence, the speeches of the 81st UN General Assembly were marked by the issue of war, the crisis of multilateralism and the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.
The decision takes place a few days after the meeting between Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez in New York
A number of moments took place during the week of the United Nations summit, reflecting the complex international policy landscape.
Chávez's heirs smile next to the pirate who took the oil loot
In her address to the United Nations General Assembly, Venezuela's President, Delcy Rodríguez, announced that there will be elections, thanked the US President, Donald Trump, for his role in resuming bilateral relations and welcomed the energy agreement between Caracas and Washington. Our correspondent, Daniella Zambrano, told us about the reactions on the ground.
For the first time since 2018, a Venezuelan president has spoken before the UN General Assembly. In her speech, the President-in-Charge, Delcy Rodríguez, thanked Donald Trump for having reestablished diplomatic relations with her country and promised free and democratic elections, although she did not announce dates. His presence in New York has not been the pleasure of all in Caracas, where mobilizations were made for and against his presence in the Presidency.
The president-in-charge gave an 18-minute address to the UN General Assembly, in which she thanked the US President Donald Trump for "her willingness to take the path of diplomatic and cooperation relations," she did not mention her predecessors in the so-called Bolivarian Revolution Hugo Chávez and Nicolás Maduro, and promised elections, not without first recalling that "democracy is not measured by the existence of elections."
The Acting President of Venezuela promises "real conditions of participation" for all parties, but avoids giving a calendar.
In the whole history of Chavismo there had not been an image that expressed as clearly the approach between Venezuela and the United States as that taken out Delcy Rodríguez and Donald Trump in New York
The President returns to the General Assembly, a forum in which she attacked the United States, not to mention Maduro, only 14 kilometres from the UN headquarters.
Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez met face-to-face in New York on the margins of the United Nations General Assembly, during a reception offered by the US President to other international leaders. The meeting has generated unrest in several circles by questioning the question of the legitimacy of the Venezuelan government. Inform our correspondent Daniella Zambrano.
United Nations Venezuela's Acting President, Delcy Rodríguez, met with Donald Trump in New York, a few kilometres from the building in Brooklyn where Nicolás Maduro remains in detention.
María Corina Machado tried unsuccessfully to return to Venezuela three times, but logistical and apparently political obstacles prevented it.
The Venezuelan opposition leader, who has tried in vain to return to her country seven times in three months, is listed in a flight plan from Curazao with a Panamanian passport
The rulers of the United States and Venezuela consumed their controversial alliance with a face-to-face meeting outside the UN General Assembly with several meanings, according to analysts.
The leader of Venezuela attended the UN speech in which the Republican called Maduro "criminal dictator" and spoke of his country's oil as a "loot" to take over
