Delcy Rodríguez y Trump: el pacto que puede cambiar el futuro de Venezuela

Venezuela is going through one of the most complex and uncertain political moments in recent years, and in this conversation, Patricia Janiot and Carla Angola analyze the pieces that are beginning to shift around the country's future. Delcy Rodríguez's appearance before the United Nations, her meeting with Donald Trump, and the statements about a possible political transition raise numerous questions. What role is the United States playing? When might new elections be held in Venezuela? What does this scenario mean for María Corina Machado and the Venezuelan opposition? And what future might Chavismo have? In this interview, Carla Angola also addresses the contradictions she observes surrounding the Venezuelan situation and analyzes the pressure to establish an electoral calendar. The conversation delves into one of the points that most worries Venezuelans: the uncertainty about when they will be able to return to the polls and under what conditions. Another major topic is María Corina Machado. His possible return to Venezuela, his relationship with the United States, and the potential impact of his presence within the country are all part of a conversation that also examines the differences in timing and priorities between the Venezuelan opposition and the Donald Trump administration. Patricia Janiot and Carla Angola also discuss the role of the UN, human rights, political prisoners, the institutional situation, economic recovery, and the enormous challenges Venezuela would face in a potential transition. The interview also raises a particularly sensitive question: what will happen to Chavismo, how to address justice for the victims, and what the balance should be between reconciliation, truth, and accountability. Beyond political statements and movements, this conversation attempts to identify the signs to watch for in the coming months to understand where Venezuela is headed. If you want to better understand the Venezuelan political landscape, the relationship between Donald Trump and Venezuelan political actors, the role of María Corina Machado, and the possibilities of a future election, watch the full interview. Subscribe to the channel, turn on notifications, and leave your opinion about the future of Venezuela in the comments. And watch until the end: the final key points of the conversation help us understand what signs could shape the next chapter. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction: The unexpected meeting between Delcy Rodríguez and Donald Trump. 01:18 Former Vice President Elías Jaua acknowledges the damage caused by Chavismo. 02:09 Introduction of journalist and guest, Carla Angola. 03:43 The UN's contradiction: Delcy Rodríguez and the Human Rights report. 07:17 Democratic or economic interest? The US and world's view on Venezuela. 09:40 Is there a date for elections? What we know after the meeting with Trump. 16:26 Did Delcy Rodríguez negotiate an impunity pact with the White House? 19:47 Delcy's political future, the Chavista displeasure, and her "metamorphosis." 21:14 Donald Trump's harsh and uncomfortable warning to Delcy Rodríguez. 21:49 The snub at the UN: Delcy pursues Pedro Sánchez. 23:29 What does the pact with Delcy mean for María Corina Machado? 25:46 The María Corina phenomenon and its impact on the Venezuelan mindset. 30:08 Is there a rift between María Corina Machado and the United States? 33:11 What will happen in the country the day María Corina returns to Venezuela? 36:21 The future of Chavismo in the face of potential elections and the justice system. 41:23 The short-term events that will define the country's course. 44:12 Final reflection by Patricia Janiot: The institutional cleansing that Venezuela needs.