
‘Enough orders from Washington,’ Venezuela interim leader says in address
The Hindu
Venezuela’s interim leader Delcy Rodriguez demands an end to U.S. influence, calling for resolution of internal political conflicts.
Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodriguez said on Sunday (January 25, 2026) she had “enough” of orders from Washington, in reference to pressure from the United States since the strikes and capture of deposed autocrat Nicolas Maduro.
“Enough orders from Washington on politicians in Venezuela. Let Venezuelan politics resolve our differences and internal conflicts. Enough of foreign powers,” Ms. Rodriguez said in an address to oil workers in the eastern state of Anzoategui.

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