
Dozens of dissidents and opponents took to the streets in front of the UN headquarters against the interim president
Dozens of people, including 'Chavismo' dissidents, protested in Caracas against the participation of interim president Delcy Rodríguez in the UN General Assembly.
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Delcy Rodríguez assumed power in January after the US capture of Nicolas Maduro.
Dozens of people, including 'Chavismo' dissidents, protested yesterday in front of the United Nations headquarters in Caracas against the intervention of Venezuelan interim president Delcy Rodríguez at the session of the UN General Assembly, scheduled for today in New York.
"You don't represent us!", chanted the demonstrators, displaying placards against the leader and against Washington. Protesters accused the UN of "legitimizing" Rodríguez and rejected the US "protection", considering it a move that sidelines the promised democratic transition.
“He can seek all the international recognition he wants, but this can never replace the popular vote,” exclaimed Andrés Velásquez, former governor and leader of the opposition party La Causa R, who joined the protest.
Rodriguez - who yesterday also met Donald Trump in person for the first time - assumed power in January, after the capture of Nicolas Maduro by the USA. He now governs under pressure from the White House and has progressively normalized Venezuela's relations with various countries and international bodies, after years of isolation.

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