Delcy Rodríguez Rejects US Interference in Venezuela
- Interim President Delcy Rodriguez stated on January 24, 2026, that dialogue is the key to resolving Venezuela's "divergences" and "internal conflicts," while also rejecting interference from the United...
- Delcy Rodriguez directly called for Venezuelan politicians to resolve the country's issues independently, without direction from Washington.
- According to Rodriguez, "Enough of Washington's orders on our politicians.
Venezuela’s Delcy Rodriguez Calls for Dialog to Resolve Internal Conflicts
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Interim President Delcy Rodriguez stated on January 24, 2026, that dialogue is the key to resolving Venezuela’s “divergences” and “internal conflicts,” while also rejecting interference from the United States.
Rodriguez Advocates for internal Resolution
Delcy Rodriguez directly called for Venezuelan politicians to resolve the country’s issues independently, without direction from Washington. She emphasized the importance of a “policy with a capital P and a V for Venezuela” to foster democratic divergence.
According to Rodriguez, “Enough of Washington’s orders on our politicians. Let Venezuelan politics be the one to resolve our divergences and internal conflicts.”
US Interference Rejected
Rodriguez explicitly rejected interference from the United States in Venezuelan affairs. this statement came during an event with oil workers in Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela.
On January 24, 2026, Rodriguez also revealed, according to The Guardian, that the U.S. government gave Venezuela 15 minutes to comply with demands following the capture of Nicolas Maduro, or face lethal consequences. Source: La Republica
Context: Maduro’s Successor and Allegations of Money Laundering
Rodriguez assumed the role of interim president following allegations of money laundering against Nicolas Maduro.On January 22, 2026, reports surfaced alleging Maduro laundered approximately €500 million originating from three Venezuelan state-owned companies through Bulgaria. Source: la Republica
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