Venezuela Political Crisis: Delcy Rodriguez Sworn In Amidst International Scrutiny
Eyewitness News ABC7NYJanuary 8, 20262 min5,310 views
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- 📌 Delcy Rodriguez, Maduro's vice president, was formally sworn in as the country's interim president following a passionate speech by Maduro's son defending his father.
- ⚠️ Contradictory statements emerged regarding who is truly running Venezuela, with claims that some of Maduro's inner team would work with others to govern.
US Involvement and International Reactions
- 🇺🇸 The US is considering reopening its embassy in Venezuela, which closed in 2019.
- 🗣️ President Trump stated the United States would run Venezuela for the time being and acknowledged Rodriguez's cooperation.
- 🌍 The UN held an emergency meeting where the US ambassador asserted that law enforcement action, not occupation, was taken for indictments, while many other nations' ambassadors argued Trump's actions violated international law and the UN charter.
- 🤝 Neighboring countries expressed concern that the strike and capture would destabilize Venezuela, viewing the US actions as interference.
Maduro's Son's Address
- 💬 Maduro's son, also named in an indictment, addressed the Venezuelan National Assembly, assuring his father that the country was in good hands and pledging support for the new interim leader.
- ⚖️ He warned that normalizing the kidnapping of a head of state would make no country safe.
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