New leader takes charge amid chaos


A file photo of Rodriguez speaking at the United Nations General Assembly. When Maduro balked at a gilded exile, US officials turned to a more pliant option in his vice-president, who has been credited with stabilising Venezuela’s economy. — Brittainy Newman/The New York Times

VENEZUELA’s new president, Delcy Rodriguez, faces an immense challenge as she seeks to consolidate power while responding to the demands of US President Donald Trump.

Much of the country appeared stunned following US military action earlier this month.

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