Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez, on Saturday (Jan. 10) pledged to realize the return of President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, who the United States seized on Jan. 3.
Speaking at a community event in Miranda state, Rodriguez said there was no uncertainty about Venezuela's leadership or governing program.
"There is no uncertainty here. The Venezuelan people are in charge, and there is a government, that of President Nicolas Maduro," she said, calling for unity to guarantee peace, stability, and the country's future.
Rodriguez vowed not to rest "for a single minute" until Maduro and Flores return to Venezuela.
She noted that a year ago, she was sworn in alongside Maduro at the start of his third term, adding that "today, one year later, we are swearing for his freedom."
Rodriguez said national unity would be decisive in what she described as the effort to "rescue" Maduro, reaffirming that her government continues to implement the seven lines of action set by Maduro.
U.S. forces carried out military strikes in Caracas and three other Venezuelan cities on Jan. 3, an operation that led to the seizure of Maduro and Flores. The strikes have drawn worldwide condemnation and concern.
(Source: Xinhua)
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