The Constitutional Chamber of Venezuela’s Supreme Court has officially designated Vice President Delcy Rodríguez as the nation’s interim leader.
This judicial order follows the recent capture of Nicolás Maduro by United States military forces during an operation in the capital city, Caracas.
Okay News learnt that the ruling was issued to maintain administrative stability and bolster national security during the unexpected absence of the head of state.
The court emphasized that the move is essential to ensure the continued functioning of the government and the protection of Venezuela’s sovereignty.
While Rodriguez assumes her new responsibilities, the Supreme Court has indicated it will continue to deliberate on the legal framework necessary to manage the country’s governance. This transition occurs amidst significant international tension, with global leaders and organizations closely monitoring the shifting political landscape in South America.
