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Venezuela won't hold a presidential election soon after U.S. abduction of Maduro, says National Assembly head.
Venezuela’s National Assembly President Jorge Rodríguez said on February 10, 2026, that no presidential election will be held soon, citing the need to stabilize the nation after the January 3 U.S.-led abduction of President Nicolás Maduro.
Acting President Delcy Rodríguez, Maduro’s sister, leads the interim government backed by the military and ruling party.
Rodríguez emphasized efforts to rebuild institutions and reach a consensus with opposition groups on future elections, rejecting claims that the 2024 vote was illegitimate.
The National Assembly passed a bipartisan amnesty bill to release political prisoners and pardon dissent since 1999, though critics warn it may not end repression.
The U.S. seized a Venezuela-linked oil tanker, escalating tensions, while Rodríguez said Venezuela and the U.S. are pursuing a "win-win" relationship and reforms to attract private investment.
Venezuela no celebrará una elección presidencial pronto después del secuestro de Maduro por parte de Estados Unidos, dijo el jefe de la Asamblea Nacional.