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Venezuela's acting president pledges elections at the 'right moment'

In her first address to the UN General Assembly since coming to power, Venezuela's acting president said elections would be held when the country's people determine the 'right moment.'

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Venezuela's acting president used her first address to the United Nations General Assembly since coming to power to pledge that elections would be held in the country.

She told the assembly that the Venezuelan people would determine the "right moment" for the vote, without committing to a specific timeline.

The address marked a notable moment for Venezuela's leadership on the international stage, coming amid continued scrutiny from other governments over the country's political trajectory.

Further details on a proposed election date, or on the broader political process that would precede it, were not included in the address as reported.

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