During the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday, Venezuela’s interim President Delcy Rodriguez addressed the international community regarding the country's political future. Rodriguez, who assumed leadership following the capture of former President Nicolas Maduro by American forces in January, stated that her administration is committed to a transition toward "full democracy."

Central to this transition, according to Rodriguez, is the promise that elections will be held in Venezuela. While she explicitly confirmed that a vote will take place, she stopped short of providing a specific date or a detailed roadmap for the electoral process. Rodriguez also noted that the government has begun preliminary discussions with various stakeholders to facilitate this transition.

The announcement comes at a time of significant international scrutiny regarding the legitimacy and stability of the current Venezuelan government. While the interim administration frames these upcoming elections as a path toward democratic restoration, the lack of a concrete timeline has left observers questioning the pace and nature of the promised reforms. The international community remains divided on the transition, with some nations awaiting further details on how the electoral process will be structured and monitored to ensure transparency.