Venezuelan National Assembly Chief Rules Out Immediate Presidential Election
Summary
Jorge Rodriguez, head of Venezuela's National Assembly, rules out an immediate presidential election, prioritizing national stability and institutional restructuring amid political complexities following the 2024 contested election.
Key Points
- Jorge Rodriguez, President of Venezuela's National Assembly, announced no immediate presidential election will be held.
- The government is focusing on stability and rebuilding state institutions rather than elections.
- Vice President Delcy Rodriguez is serving as interim president with military and Socialist Party support following alleged events involving President Maduro.
- The government plans to seek political dialogue before scheduling elections, while opposition views delays as a power consolidation tactic.
