At UN, Venezuela’s interim president promises elections without setting date

Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodriguez made a promise to hold elections at the United Nations General Assembly. She stated that the country will transition to "full democracy" through these elections, but did not provide a specific date for the vote. This promise is significant for markets and trade as it could potentially ease tensions and improve investor confidence in Venezuela, which has been plagued by political instability and economic crisis for years.

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Venezuela's interim president is promising elections, which could lead to a more stable government. This could improve investor confidence and attract foreign investment.

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