La transición ya comenzó | El papel de María Corina, EE.UU. y el futuro de Venezuela

The article examines the direct relationship between María Corina Machado and Delcy Rodríguez, the role of Dinorah Figuera, the influence of the United States in shaping the transition, and the institutional challenges facing the country. Antonio de la Cruz argues that the real debate should not focus on names or power quotas, but rather on rebuilding fundamental institutions: a new National Electoral Council, an independent Supreme Court, the release of political prisoners, and the restoration of freedom of expression. He also analyzes the role of civil society, the Venezuelan diaspora, and the leadership of María Corina Machado as a key factor in channeling democratic demands and preventing the transition from losing popular legitimacy. 📌 Interview Topics: • María Corina Machado and her role in the transition • Dinorah Figuera and the 2015 National Assembly • Delcy Rodríguez and the struggle for power • The four institutional pillars of the transition • Political prisoners and freedom of expression • The role of the United States in Venezuela • Pressure from civil society and the diaspora • Where is Venezuela headed? Leave your opinion in the comments and subscribe for more analysis on Venezuela, democracy, geopolitics, and energy. For more details, visit my website: antonio-delacruz.com and subscribe to my channel