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Delcy Rodríguez calls her meeting with Donald Trump in New York historic

Venezuelan interim president Delcy Rodríguez met with Donald Trump in New York to discuss cooperation and elections amid a complex international context.

23 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Delcy Rodríguez, the interim president of Venezuela, met with U.S. President Donald Trump in New York following the UN General Assembly. This meeting, described as historic, marked the first encounter between an American leader and a Venezuelan ruler in 11 years, according to various media sources.

Rodríguez requested a meeting with Brazil in the context of the UN General Assembly, where she was present at Trump's invitation. Reports indicate that the meeting with the U.S. president addressed themes of strategic cooperation.

During the encounter, both leaders discussed the reconstruction of the Venezuelan economy and electoral processes in the country. According to Senator Marco Rubio, these talks also included political transition and cooperation in areas such as energy, mining, and security.

Rubio provided additional details at a press conference, emphasizing that the meeting, though brief, covered a range of issues related to Venezuela's political and economic situation, which could have implications on the international stage.

Accounts agree that Rodríguez expressed her gratitude for Trump’s support, reflecting a significant shift in diplomatic relations between the United States and Venezuela. However, no further details have been disclosed regarding the specific content of the discussions.

The meeting occurs in a complex global context, where Venezuela seeks new allies and opportunities for international cooperation that could help improve its internal situation.

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