Venezuela's Delcy Rodríguez Proposes Transition Government to U.S. Without Maduro

Venezuelas Delcy Rodríguez proposed a transition government to the United States, excluding Nicolás Maduro, in an effort to ensure political stability in the country.

• On October 16, Delcy Rodríguez, the Venezuelan vice president, proposed to the United States the formation of a transition government that would operate without Nicolás Maduro.
• The Miami Herald reported that this proposal aims to preserve political stability in Venezuela, indicating a potential shift in the Venezuelan governments approach amid ongoing crises.
• Rodríguezs offer comes amid broader discussions involving international stakeholders, including Qatar, and reflects the complexities of U.S.-Venezuela relations since Donald Trumps administration.