Acting President Delcy Rodriguez just hit the national stage with a 🔊 call for trust in Venezuela’s political leadership. She acknowledged that things can feel “hard to understand” given the current complexity, but she’s urging everyone to stick together.
Her speech comes just over a week after US military strikes rocked the nation, causing at least 100 casualties and leading to the seizure of President Nicolas Maduro and his wife. In times like these, unity is key, Delcy emphasized, bringing in all political and social sectors for a collective push forward 🤝.
Rodriguez assured Venezuelans that a solid strategy is already in motion to handle the adversary. Think of it like a startup pivoting after a major glitch—sometimes you need to trust the roadmap to reach the finish line.
On January 7, the government announced talks to boost oil sales to the US 🛢️. Then on January 9, they launched an “exploratory” diplomatic process with the White House to get embassies back up and running. For a country so rich in oil, rekindling this energy trade could mean more resources for projects that young pros across South Asia and Southeast Asia care about—think tech hubs, eco initiatives, and community programs.
Whether you’re tuning in from Manila, Mumbai, or Jakarta, Venezuela’s latest moves show how fast geopolitics can shift—and why trust in leadership matters more than ever 🌍.
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Venezuela's acting president calls for trust in political leadership
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