Sánchez y Delcy Rodríguez se ven en la ONU y acuerdan mantener el contacto sobre el futuro de Venezuela
El español asegura a la sucesora de Maduro que el canal seguirá abierto porque “España está comprometida con el futuro de la región”
Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez met with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez during the UN General Assembly in New York. The brief encounter, according to sources from Spain's delegation, allowed Rodríguez, who succeeded Nicolás Maduro after his kidnapping by the US military, to request from the Spanish leader that they continue discussing Venezuela's political situation.
The Spanish prime minister assured Rodríguez that they remain open to communication as Spain is "committed to the future of the region." The photograph shows Rodríguez moving throughout the assembly hall to specifically seek out Sánchez, who ended a phone call to greet and briefly speak with her. They also briefly spoke with Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares before returning to their seats.
The meeting was not casual, but rather apparently prearranged as Rodríguez actively sought it out and Sánchez cut short his call upon her arrival.
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