glade.news
Economy and tradeReports from 23 Sep to 31 Oct 2026

Venezuela’s oil pact adds to U.S. role in post-Maduro transition

Venezuela’s interim government signed an oil pact with the United States on August 28; the BBC reported 100-year concessions over 17 oilfields and U.S. control of more than 65 billion barrels, while Machado criticized the deal’s transparency and U.S. dominance. Washington backs institutional reforms, Rodríguez has promised constitutionally required elections under a renewed electoral authority without setting a date, and the opposition is pressing for a 2027 vote. U.S. forces captured Maduro and Flores on January 3; both deny the charges and pleaded not guilty, their trial is scheduled for June 1, 2027, and the case was reassigned to Judge Analisa Torres after Judge Hellerstein’s death.

Summary written by our automated pipeline from the outlets' reporting. How it works

32 outlets in 22 countries, 11 relaying others' reporting

Delcy Rodríguez speaking at a lectern in Caracas in 2014.
Photo credits

In their own words

Grouped by where each speaker is from. Quotation marks are the speaker's own words; other lines are our summaries.

Venezuela

Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela's interim president
“The decisions regarding this transformation are made here, signed here, and announced here—before you.”

Quoted in teleSUR English, via Presidential Press Office

Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan president

Maduro denied the drug-related charges against him.

Our summary of PBS NewsHour, via Associated Press

More from Venezuela (5)
Nicolas Maduro and Cilia Flores, Venezuelan president and first lady

Maduro and Flores describe their capture by the United States as a kidnapping.

Our summary of Der Spiegel · long-held position

In parliament

Jorge Rodriguez, Venezuelan National Assembly president

The third round's agenda centred on strengthening democracy and the judicial authority, freedom of speech, the right to information, and measures to eliminate the consequences of the earthquake.

Our summary of TASS, via Venezolana de Television

Cilia Flores, Venezuelan National Assembly member

Flores denies the weapon and drug offences.

Our summary of BBC News · long-held position

Political parties

María Corina Machado, Venezuelan opposition leader
“This agreement does not reflect the levels of transparency that Venezuelan society wants”

Quoted in Deutsche Welle · also 2 other outlets

Henry Alvarez, Vente Venezuela official

Alvarez stresses that the most important thing now is for an election date to be set.

Our summary of Yonhap News Agency

United States

Donald Trump, U.S. president

Trump cited an agreement with Venezuela that would allow the United States to exploit its oil.

Our summary of El País

Government

The United States congratulated the conclusion of a third round of dialogue between the interim government and a sector of the opposition.

Our summary of Clarín

More from United States (4)
President Donald Trump's administration

The Trump administration characterized the raid to capture Maduro as a surgical law enforcement operation.

Our summary of PBS NewsHour, via Associated Press · also 1 other outlet · long-held position

In the courts

a spokesperson for the judicial system

Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein died on Wednesday at the age of 92, a judicial system spokesperson told local media.

Our summary of Clarín, via EFE

The court

The court said Hellerstein died of natural causes shortly before his 93rd birthday.

Our summary of Fox News

Regional and local government

Washington Court of Appeals

According to the court decision, an Anthropic executive questioned Palantir's use of Claude during the military operation that captured Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro on January 3.

Our summary of Le Monde

Russia

Russian Foreign Ministry
“…when its leader was abducted in violation of all norms and principles of international law”

Quoted in teleSUR English, via RT

Where accounts differ

Points where outlets or parties give conflicting facts or readings. Each side is summarised by our pipeline; its sources are listed under it.

Disputed Who directs Venezuela’s transition

Washington said it was in charge of Venezuela.

Sources (1)

Washington, U.S. administration · our summary of Clarín

Rodríguez said decisions about Venezuela’s transformation are made, signed and announced in Venezuela.

Sources (1)
“The decisions regarding this transformation are made here, signed here, and announced here—before you.”
Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela's interim president · quoted in teleSUR English, via Presidential Press Office

Disputed How to characterize U.S. control over Venezuelan oil

The White House said the broader agreement would give the United States majority control over proven Venezuelan reserves.

Sources (1)

White House, U.S. executive office · our summary of Fox News

Machado said dominant U.S. rights over Venezuelan oil amounted to resource plunder.

Sources (1)

María Corina Machado, Venezuelan opposition leader · our summary of Yonhap News Agency, via Axios

Disputed The legal character of the U.S. operation to capture Maduro and Flores

The Trump administration characterized the raid as a surgical law-enforcement operation.

Sources (1)

the Donald Trump administration, U.S. presidential administration · our summary of Clarín, via AP

Maduro challenged the capture’s legality; ALBA organizations called it a kidnapping and said it violated international law, while Russia’s Foreign Ministry described the abduction as a violation of international-law norms and principles.

Sources (2)

Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan president · our summary of Yonhap News Agency

Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan president · our summary of teleSUR English, via Agencies

Disputed Who should oversee the transition

Rodríguez said her government should oversee a transition of this magnitude.

Sources (1)

Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela's interim president · our summary of BBC News

Machado dismissed Rodríguez’s proposal as illogical.

Sources (1)

María Corina Machado, Venezuelan opposition leader · our summary of BBC News

Accounts conflict The criminal accusations against Maduro and Flores

U.S. authorities accuse Maduro and Flores of crimes, including drug trafficking and weapons offenses; U.S. justice also accuses Maduro of using political office to enable cocaine smuggling.

Sources (2)

United States · our summary of Meduza, via The New York Times

U.S. justice, U.S. Department of Justice · our summary of Der Spiegel

Maduro and Flores deny the accusations, and Fox reported that both pleaded not guilty.

Sources (2)

Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan president · our summary of Meduza, via The New York Times

Our summary of Fox News

Different emphasis Whether setting an election date should be the immediate priority

Rodríguez said the political horizon should be judged by a sequence of goals rather than a calendar date, including fair participation and elections that do not cause conflict.

Sources (2)

Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela's interim president · our summary of Clarín, via EFE

As quoted in Spanish, with a machine translation

“…no se mide como una fecha en el calendario”

Machine translation: “…is not measured as a date on the calendar”

Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela's interim president · our summary of Clarín, via EFE

As quoted in Spanish, with a machine translation

“…un marco de verdadera convivencia democrática y paz, una reforma jurídica ordenada, garantía de condiciones reales de participación justa para todas las fuerzas políticas del país”

Machine translation: “…a framework of genuine democratic coexistence and peace, an orderly legal reform, a guarantee of real conditions for fair participation by all the country's political forces”

Alvarez said setting a date is the most important immediate step and that a real transition can begin only after one is set.

Sources (2)

Henry Alvarez, Vente Venezuela official · our summary of Yonhap News Agency

Henry Alvarez, Vente Venezuela official · our summary of Yonhap News Agency

As quoted in Korean, with a machine translation

“그래야만 진정한 전환이 시작될 수 있고, 베네수엘라 국민이 평온한 마음으로 미래를 확신할 수 있을 것”

Machine translation: “Only then can a genuine transition begin, and the people of Venezuela will be able to look to the future with peace of mind and confidence.”

Other voices

Reactions from other countries and bodies, others involved, and commentary.

Others involved

some quarters of the US legal community, Legal community members

Some in US legal circles expressed concern about Hellerstein's age early in the Maduro trial.

Our summary of Yonhap News Agency

ALBA Movements and the International Peoples’ Assembly, Activist organizations

The organizations alleged that U.S. troops kidnapped Maduro and Flores despite neither having committed a crime and without a formal declaration of war.

Our summary of teleSUR English

critics

Critics complained that the Trump administration has not pushed a transition to democracy in Venezuela.

Our summary of The Guardian

U.S. media outlets

U.S. media outlets criticized Musk's AI as having encouraged Trump to carry out the capture operation.

Our summary of Yonhap News Agency

Commentary

Santiago Vidal Calvo, Manhattan Institute affiliate
“I think that got exacerbated with the capture of Maduro”

Quoted in Fox News

Santiago Vidal Calvo, Manhattan Institute affiliate
“A lot of people saw that the United States was again an influential force in the continent, that China was being kicked out in many fronts”

Quoted in Fox News

Timeline

  1. 2026-01-03

    On January 3, 2026, U.S. forces captured Maduro and Flores in Caracas and took them to New York.

    Sources: Hürriyet (via TIME) · BBC News

    Supporting statements

    U.S. forces captured Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, in a military operation in Caracas on January 3.

    Our summary of Hürriyet, via TIME

    US forces seized Maduro and Flores at their compound in Caracas and took them to New York to face alleged weapon and drug offences.

    Our summary of BBC News
  2. 2026-01

    In January 2026, The Hankyoreh reported that the United States ousted Maduro and appointed Rodríguez interim president.

    Sources: The Hankyoreh

    Supporting statements

    The United States ousted Nicolás Maduro in January and appointed Delcy Rodríguez as interim president.

    Our summary of The Hankyoreh
  3. 2026-08-28

    On August 28, teleSUR said the U.S.–Venezuela energy pact was signed.

    Sources: teleSUR English

    Supporting statements

    The energy pact signed on August 28 is projected to generate approximately $209 billion for Venezuela in its first 25 years.

    Our summary of teleSUR English
  4. 2026-09-23

    On September 23, 2026, Rodríguez addressed the U.N. General Assembly and said Venezuela had begun a democratic transformation.

    Sources: teleSUR English

    Supporting statements

    Delcy Rodríguez addressed the United Nations General Assembly on September 23, 2026, discussing Venezuela's positions and calling for dialogue and national reconciliation.

    Our summary of teleSUR English
    “I am pleased to announce that Venezuela has begun a process of democratic transformation for its rebirth.”
    Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela's interim president · quoted in teleSUR English
  5. The government and former deputies of the 2015 National Assembly held the final plenary of the third dialogue cycle in Caracas, reviewing institutional agreements and judicial renewal.

    Sources: teleSUR English

    Supporting statements

    The government and former 2015 Assembly deputies held the final plenary of the third cycle of talks in Caracas on Wednesday.

    Our summary of teleSUR English

    The plenary was centered on reviewing compliance with agreements on institutional matters and renewal of the judicial system.

    Our summary of teleSUR English
  6. 2026-10-26

    On October 26, the State Department said it backed a plan to reform Venezuela’s judicial and electoral systems before year-end.

    Sources: Clarín

    Supporting statements

    The State Department says it supports a plan to reform Venezuela's judicial and electoral systems before the end of the year.

    State Department · our summary of Clarín
  7. 2026-10-27

    On October 27, Trump said tanker oil would be processed at Texas refineries and predicted fuel costs would cool.

    Sources: The Hindu

    Supporting statements

    Trump said the oil will be processed at Texas refineries.

    Donald Trump, U.S. president · our summary of The Hindu

    Trump vowed that gasoline and diesel costs will soon cool.

    Donald Trump, U.S. president · our summary of The Hindu
  8. 2026-10-28

    On October 28, Judge Alvin Hellerstein died at age 92 while presiding over the case against Maduro.

    Sources: Clarín (via EFE) · Le Monde

    Supporting statements

    Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein died on Wednesday at the age of 92, a judicial system spokesperson told local media.

    a spokesperson for the judicial system · our summary of Clarín, via EFE

    Hellerstein was presiding over the case against Nicolás Maduro, described as the deposed Venezuelan president.

    Our summary of Clarín, via EFE

    The federal court for the Southern District of New York confirmed that Judge Alvin Hellerstein died at age 92.

    United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, U.S. federal district court · our summary of Le Monde
  9. 2026-10-28

    On October 28, the case against Maduro was reassigned to Judge Analisa Torres after Hellerstein’s death.

    Sources: Clarín · teleSUR English

    Supporting statements

    The case against Maduro was reassigned to Judge Analisa Torres on Wednesday, after Judge Hellerstein's death.

    Our summary of Clarín

    The U.S. case against Maduro and Flores was reassigned to Judge Analisa Torres.

    Our summary of teleSUR English
  10. 2026-10-29

    On October 29, Rodríguez said elections would be held under a renewed electoral authority but gave no date or timetable.

    Sources: Clarín (via EFE)

    Supporting statements

    Rodríguez says there will be elections, all those mandated by the Constitution, organized by a renewed electoral authority with the world as witness.

    Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela's interim president · our summary of Clarín, via EFE
    As quoted in Spanish, with a machine translation

    “Habrá elecciones, todas las que manda nuestra Constitución, organizadas por una autoridad electoral renovada y con el mundo como testigo”

    Machine translation: “There will be elections, all those mandated by our Constitution, organized by a renewed electoral authority and with the world as a witness”

    Rodríguez did not give a precise date for the elections.

    Our summary of Clarín, via EFE
  11. 2026-10-29

    On October 29, Machado said the oil agreement fell short of society’s transparency demands at a press conference in Caracas.

    Sources: Yonhap News Agency

    Supporting statements

    Machado says the oil agreement does not meet the level of transparency that Venezuelan society demands.

    María Corina Machado, Venezuelan opposition leader · our summary of Yonhap News Agency
  12. by mid-December 2026

    Scheduled by mid-December 2026, the U.S. plan calls for a new Supreme Court in Venezuela.

    Sources: Yonhap News Agency (via Bloomberg)

    Supporting statements

    The State Department plan calls for a new Supreme Court in Venezuela by mid-December.

    US State Department · our summary of Yonhap News Agency, via Bloomberg
  13. 2027-06-01

    The trial of Maduro and Flores is scheduled to begin in New York on June 1, 2027.

    Sources: Clarín · Le Monde · CNews

    Supporting statements

    The trial against Maduro and Flores in the United States was scheduled to begin on June 1, 2027.

    Our summary of Clarín

    The couple's trial is scheduled to begin on June 1, 2027.

    Our summary of Le Monde

    The couple's trial is scheduled to open on June 1, 2027.

    Our summary of CNews

Coverage

Each outlet's headline, linked to its article. Non-English headlines are machine-translated. The groupings and notes on what each outlet emphasises are automated.

Group by
Yonhap News AgencySouth Korea
Machado, backed by public support, formalizes direct challenge to Trump-backed regime Translated headline. Original: 국민 지지받는 마차도, 트럼프 지지받는 정권에 정면도전 공식화 Notes the acting-president limit and absent election date
18 more from Yonhap News AgencyU.S. federal judge handling Maduro trial dies at 92Venezuelan opposition leader Machado: “Thankful for Trump’s courage… the door to freedom is open”US prosecutors bring additional charges against Venezuela’s Maduro for torturing AmericansU.S. prosecutors decide to bring additional charges against Venezuela’s Maduro for torturing his own citizensMusk to Join Study on U.S. Future War Strategy… “Conflict of Interest” Concerns RaisedTrump and Rodríguez hold first meeting 20 minutes from prison holding Maduro (updated)Trump and Rodríguez hold first meeting 20 minutes from prison where Maduro is heldTrump visits ‘Texas in crisis’ for the fourth time… “Venezuela as America’s 51st state” (Roundup)“You can’t achieve democracy through protests”… US warns Venezuela’s MachadoFirst shipment of ‘Trump-secured’ Venezuelan oil arrives ahead of US midterms… “free of charge”'Texas in crisis': Trump visits for the fourth time… “Venezuela as the 51st U.S. state”Venezuela’s interim government calls Machado’s high-profile return a “show”Machado's surprise return to Venezuela…Could it upend Trump's plans for the country?Venezuela’s Machado returns home after 10 months in exile…new variable in transfer of power (2nd update)Venezuela sees first nationwide opposition protest in two years: “Elections must be held soon”‘Last year’s Nobel Peace Prize laureate’ Machado publicly calls for Venezuela presidential election next JulyTrump: “More oil was transported through Hormuz in three days than ever before”“We had 60% of the world’s oil”…Trump’s UN speech boast
El PaísSpain
ClarínArgentina
Delcy Rodríguez promises elections in Venezuela with a “renewed” electoral authority Translated headline. Original: Delcy Rodríguez promete elecciones en Venezuela con una autoridad electoral "renovada" Highlights the US-backed electoral reform plan
52 more from ClarínCase Against Maduro in the U.S. Reassigned to Judge Analisa Torres92-year-old U.S. judge overseeing Maduro case diesUS judge Alvin Hellerstein, who is presiding over the case against Nicolás Maduro, diesAlvin Hellerstein, the US judge tasked with trying Nicolás Maduro, diesMaría Corina Machado thanks Trump for opening the “floodgate to Venezuela’s freedom”Rubio says Machado’s return to Venezuela is the result of talks backed by the USRubio urges “all elements in the opposition” in Venezuela to take part in the negotiation processUS files new charges against former Venezuelan president Maduro and his wife for tortureUS to bring torture charges against Nicolás Maduro, according to CNNMaría Corina Machado in Venezuela: She said she will not leave the country again and backed the election timetableMaría Corina Machado questions transparency of oil deal with the U.S.Democrats call for transparency in the use of AI in Trump’s political decisionsU.S. Postpones Argentine Justice’s Request to Extradite Nicolás MaduroTrump Seeks to Energize His Republican Base in Texas Amid Democratic Gains“Let no one meddle” in Venezuela’s “stability,” president warns after Machado’s returnTrump says Venezuela should be a U.S. state with a governor, not a presidentKey Marco Rubio adviser on Venezuela and Cuba leaves U.S. State DepartmentTrump says the United States has received one million barrels of oil from VenezuelaCorina Machado’s return to Venezuela tests the limits of U.S. influenceRubio: U.S. had told Venezuelan authorities Machado should be able to returnCuba Needs “A Very Drastic Change,” Rubio InsistsMarco Rubio offers Cubans a “discreet partnership with the CIA,” and Trump announces a “brief stopover” by US ships on the islandFormer prosecutor accused of putting Mexico at risk of a US invasion in treason caseTrump says elections between Delcy Rodríguez and Machado would be “interesting”Florida files additional charges against Raúl Castro over the shootdown of Brothers to the Rescue planesTrump promises Kentucky a pharmaceutical plant if they vote RepublicanFugitive businessman taken into U.S. custody over bribery in Venezuela“Delcy Rodríguez’s regime fears my return”: María Corina Machado’s forceful warning from PanamaRubio urges electoral reform in Venezuela as he receives opposition figure Dinorah FigueraOpposition parties appreciate Rubio's support for Venezuela's recovery through dialogueRubio urges all Venezuelan opposition figures to take part in negotiations with the governmentUS top diplomat receives Venezuelan opposition leader Dinorah FigueraLike Maduro: Delcy Rodríguez also brings Christmas forward to spark “the happiness of Venezuelans”Opposition party calls for justice for victims after the US accused Maduro of tortureGonzález Urrutia: New charges against Maduro show human rights violations in VenezuelaUS toughens charges against Maduro and Flores: conspiracy to torture and narco-terrorismJudge denies Cilia Flores bail and house arrestTorture: United States adds a new accusation against Nicolás MaduroWife of former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro seeks release from U.S. prison387 migrants arrive in Venezuela on two repatriation flights from the U.S.Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores to be charged over alleged torture of AmericansU.S. Deputy Secretary of Commerce is in Caracas to explore market opportunitiesUruguay amends agreement with Cuba and will pay doctors working in the country directlyTrump says “everything will be fine” when asked whether Machado should return to Venezuela“She has a very delicate heart condition”: Nicolás Maduro’s son warned about Cilia Flores’s situation in a New York prisonUS Coast Guard intercepts a vessel carrying fuel to Cuba in the CaribbeanTrump says there could be elections in Venezuela, but it is still “too soon”Cuban foreign minister says the US “will never be able to find justification” for a military attackPeña and Mulino discuss the restoration of democracy in Venezuela“There will be elections in Venezuela”: Delcy Rodríguez confirms the vote in her country and “guarantees” free participation, but sets no dateVenezuelan students call meeting between Trump and Delcy Rodríguez a “disgrace”After an unprecedented face-to-face meeting with Trump, Delcy Rodríguez addresses the UN General Assembly in Venezuela’s first speech in eight years
Relays EFE
Tehran TimesIran
OpinionRelays Time
OkazSaudi Arabia
Sudden development in Maduro case... U.S. judge dies before trial Translated headline. Original: تطور مفاجئ في قضية مادورو.. وفاة القاضي الأمريكي قبل المحاكمة Notes arrest and transfer to New York
2 more from OkazFrom fighting communism to working for Maduro: a shocking end to a U.S. congressman’s careerVenezuelan opposition leader returns to her country
HürriyetTürkiye
The answer that changed Maduro’s fate! Trump pressed the button after asking Grok Translated headline. Original: Maduro'nun kaderini değiştiren yanıt! Trump düğmeye Grok'a sorduktan sonra bastı Links the operation order to Grok
1 more from HürriyetRussia urges Trump to “get rid of Zelensky”
Relays TIME
Also mentioned in passing by 16 outlets

More detail

Written by our automated pipeline from the statements in the coverage; each point lists the statements it rests on.

Key points

The BBC reported that the agreement gives the United States control over more than 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil and grants a U.S.-led company 100-year concessions over 17 oilfields. teleSUR projected about $209 billion in revenue for Venezuela during the pact’s first 25 years; El País described it as transferring 20% of the country’s reserves.

Sources (4)

Our summary of BBC News

Our summary of BBC News

Our summary of teleSUR English

Our summary of El País

Trump promoted the agreement and its expected energy and fuel-price benefits, and the White House said the broader pact would give the United States majority control over about 65 billion barrels of proven reserves. Rodríguez praised bilateral energy cooperation through dialogue. Machado said the pact lacked the transparency Venezuelan society demands and that dominant U.S. rights over the oil amounted to resource plunder; critics said Washington had not pushed for a democratic transition.

Sources (4)

Donald Trump, U.S. president · our summary of BBC News

Donald Trump, U.S. president · our summary of El País

Donald Trump, U.S. president · our summary of The Guardian

“The oil provided is being provided to the United States at zero cost to the American taxpayer”
Donald Trump, U.S. president · quoted in The Guardian

The government and former 2015 National Assembly deputies held a third round of talks on institutions and judicial renewal. Washington’s roadmap calls for judicial and electoral reforms, while Rodríguez has promised elections but no date; the opposition wants a 2027 presidential vote and says a credible transition must include Machado’s constituency.

Sources (4)

Our summary of teleSUR English

Our summary of teleSUR English

Our summary of TASS

State Department · our summary of Clarín

The Trump administration defended the capture raid as a law-enforcement operation. Maduro challenged its legality and claimed sovereign immunity; Flores’s defense claimed immunity for her as first lady. ALBA organizations said the raid violated the U.N. Charter and disregarded extradition procedures, and Russia’s Foreign Ministry called the abduction a violation of international law. teleSUR reported that more than 100 people were killed and a similar number wounded.

Sources (4)

the Donald Trump administration, U.S. presidential administration · our summary of Clarín, via AP

Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan president · our summary of Yonhap News Agency

Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan president · our summary of teleSUR English, via Agencies

Cilia Flores, Venezuelan National Assembly member · our summary of teleSUR English, via Agencies

U.S. authorities accuse Maduro and Flores of crimes, and U.S. justice accuses Maduro of using political office to enable cocaine smuggling; both defendants deny the accusations and pleaded not guilty, according to Fox. Their trial is scheduled for June 1, 2027. After Hellerstein died, the court reassigned the case to Torres; Maduro’s defense intends to challenge the prosecution’s legal basis, immunity and the circumstances of his transfer.

Sources (4)

United States · our summary of Meduza, via The New York Times

Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan president · our summary of Meduza, via The New York Times

U.S. justice, U.S. Department of Justice · our summary of Der Spiegel

Our summary of Fox News

How coverage differed

Coverage of the oil agreement and U.S. access: The BBC detailed oil volumes and concessions; teleSUR emphasized cooperation and projected revenue; El País described a transfer of reserves; other reports foregrounded Machado’s criticism of U.S. control and the agreement’s transparency.

Coverage of dialogue and the transition: Reports covered dialogue rounds, U.S.-backed institutional reforms, Rodríguez’s election pledge and opposition demands for participation and a date.

Coverage of the capture and succession: Coverage described the raid, transfer to New York, Rodríguez’s interim leadership, legal objections and teleSUR’s reported death toll.

Coverage of the tanker visit: Reports connected the Venezuelan crude showcase to fuel costs and highlighted Rubio’s unusual campaign-trail appearance.

Coverage of Maduro and Flores’s U.S. case: Reports covered the accusations and denials, trial schedule, Hellerstein’s death, the reassignment and planned defense challenges.

Publisher logos load from the publishers' own sites. Report an error on this page · Corrections

Photo credits

Delcy Rodríguez speaking at a lectern in Caracas in 2014.

File:Delcy Rodríguez 2014a.jpg · Luigino Bracci from Caracas, Venezuela · CC BY 2.0

La ministra Delcy Rodríguez

Creator Original source

Creative Commons Attribution 2.0

Resized and JPEG encoded; thumbnail display may crop the image.