PRESIÓN A TRUMP: Guanipa exige presidenciales sin esperar fases económicas | Noticias TVV Venezuela

🚨 THE VENEZUELAN OPPOSITION DEMANDS TUNING IN TO WASHINGTON'S TIMES WITH THE HUNGER OF THE GRASSROOTS! Follow the complete analysis of the Supreme Court's express reforms, learn the logistical details of María Corina Machado's return, and watch exclusive interviews from Parliament. 📲 Download the official TVV App here: https://onelink.to/4h4t9t and stay connected 24/7 with the best live international signal, breaking political alerts, and uncensored special reports. Take control of the real information! The national leader of Primero Justicia, Juan Pablo Guanipa, arrived in Caracas with a firm and defiant stance against the political direction the country is taking under the interim administration of Delcy Rodríguez. Guanipa warned of the "sense of urgency and genuine desperation" of the population in the face of daily socioeconomic suffocation, clearly distancing himself from the White House's strategy. In his view, the Trump administration is maintaining a "temporary pause" aimed at consolidating the first two phases of its plan—institutional stabilization and oil sector opening—before moving toward an electoral transition. "I would tell President Trump that the best way to achieve economic recovery in Venezuela is through an immediate presidential election process, because it is the only thing that guarantees the rule of law and the legal security that investors demand," the opposition leader stated. With Delcy Rodríguez's term nearly six months completed, Guanipa denounced that Chavismo intends to carry out a mere "top-level reshuffle," replacing figures loyal to Nicolás Maduro with officials subservient to "Delcy Rodríguez." He warned that this maneuver by the Rodríguez siblings has already been applied in the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Ombudsman's Office, and that they now intend to replicate it rapidly in the vacancies of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) and the National Electoral Council (CNE). The leader emphasized that the Unified Platform will not validate a biased electoral body and demanded the formation of a new, independent National Electoral Council (CNE), the full opening of the voter registry to young people and the Venezuelan diaspora, and strict international observation. Finally, he categorically denied the rumors that U.S. authorities are preventing María Corina Machado from returning to Venezuelan territory. He confirmed that the opposition leader will return "as soon as possible" after coordinating with international allies to lead a massive mobilization and street protest campaign throughout the nation. TVV News Venezuela with Luis Carlos Parada, Neidy Freytes, and Héctor Caldera | Monday to Friday 7:00 p.m. ET Don't forget to subscribe, turn on notifications 🔔, and leave your opinion in the comments.