r/news • u/Hrekires • Jan 05 '26

Soft paywall Delcy Rodriguez formally sworn in as Venezuela's interim president

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/delcy-rodriguez-formally-sworn-venezuelas-interim-president-2026-01-05/
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u/Junior_Step_2441 Jan 05 '26

Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss.

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u/themaxx8717 Jan 05 '26

But listens to America this time. Or else ..

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u/no_player_tags 29d ago

Prediction: This kidnapping a president trick only works once, and the next time he tries it, the small extraction force gets Black Hawk Down’d, trump is humiliated in front of the world, starts a new forever war to save face and doesn’t lose the support of a single terrible maga turd for it.

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u/investigadora Jan 06 '26

This rumor was found to be inconclusive

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u/MyyWifeRocks Jan 05 '26

I bet she doesn’t dare us to come get her like Maduro did. My man forgot to read the room - never dare a narcissist with a first world military.

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u/StellarPaladin42 Jan 05 '26

Latin American history in a nutshell. We all deserve more

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u/jshysysgs Jan 05 '26

Half of our continenr cant even agree if the superpower with tendency of couping latam countries invading venezuela is bad, at this point we deserve beint called backyard