Venezuela, SIN SALIDA: Jorge y Delcy Rodríguez terminan el plan que ni la Constitución puede tumbar

What is really happening in Caracas? Following the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, the country has fallen into a legal vacuum where power is concentrated in a single family. While Delcy Rodríguez assumes presidential functions without elections, her brother, Jorge Rodríguez, blocks the Constitution to prevent elections, establishing what experts call a de facto government in Venezuela. We spoke with former prosecutor Sair Mundaray about the breakdown of the republican system and the illegality of current actions. In addition, the stark testimony of Williams Dávila reveals the horrors of Venezuelan prisons compared to the privileges Maduro is currently enjoying in New York. Tensions are rising with the arrival of Donald Trump's emissaries and the looming threat of a negotiated or forced transition. Will the government declare its absolute absence, or will Chavismo manage to mutate in order to survive? We analyze the three phases that could change the continent's destiny and whether the 2015 National Assembly will regain control. The criminal justice system is under scrutiny, and time is running out for the institutions. Want to stay informed? 📲 Subscribe to our channel to learn about the most important events in Colombia 🇨🇴 and the world 🌏 every day. You can also follow us at https://redmas.com.co 👀 and on our social media: WhatsApp: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasWA ✅ Cell phone notifications: https://bit.ly/NotificacionRedMas ✅ Instagram: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasIG ✅ Facebook: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasFB ✅ Twitter: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasTW ✅ TikTok: https://bit.ly/RedMasNoticiasTT ✅ Remember to watch us Monday through Friday at 12:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Watch us on channels 107 and 1007 on Claro HD 📺 or stream live on our website: https://redmas.com.co/senal-en-vivo The most relevant news from Colombia and the world with the #RedMásNoticias news team. Directed by Giovanni Celis | Hosted by Paula García and Maicol Buitrago | Analysis by Mauricio Reina.