Venezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodríguez has announced that the country will hold elections, but she did not provide a specific date for the vote.
Speaking before the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Rodríguez said Venezuela had begun political dialogue with sectors of the opposition and promised conditions for participation by different political forces. She presented the process as part of a broader transition toward what she described as “full democracy.”
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The announcement comes as Venezuela seeks to navigate a major political transition. Delcy Rodríguez emphasized that the Venezuelan people would determine the appropriate moment for the elections, leaving the electoral calendar undefined.
When will Venezuelans vote?
There is currently no confirmed date. Rodríguez has promised that elections will take place, but her government has not announced a specific schedule or detailed timetable for the process.
The announcement could become an important step in Venezuela’s political transition, while attention now turns to the conditions and timing under which future elections will be organized.
