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During the UN General Assembly, a Venezuelan delegation led by interim President Delcy Rodriguez met with US and international officials to discuss critical issues like energy, debt, and mining. Rodriguez’s visit, her first to the US since taking office, includes meetings with key figures such as the Presidents of the Inter American Development Bank and the World Bank, along with the IMF’s Managing Director.
The discussions, aimed at debt restructuring estimated between $150 billion and $200 billion, are in line with US President Trump’s plans to help rebuild Venezuela’s industries. Additionally, there are talks regarding moving $4 billion in gold from the Bank of England to the US, as well as agreements with US companies to invest in Venezuela’s recovery efforts.
Rodriguez is scheduled to meet Trump, and her team’s activities include dialogue about economic reforms, human rights, and potential cooperation with the UN. These talks signal a significant shift in Venezuela’s relations with the US and hopes for future investments.
