Presidenta a secas: por qué el Gobierno de Venezuela dejó de llamar “encargada” a Rodríguez y habla cada vez menos de Maduro

In Venezuela, the government has stopped referring to Delcy Rodríguez as "presidenta encargada" and now simply calls her "presidenta." This shift appears to reflect a consolidation of power as the Ministry of Communication no longer emphasizes her interim role. Additionally, references to President Nicolás Maduro have become increasingly rare, suggesting a possible shift in focus or internal tensions within the government. This change in terminology is notable for what it indicates about the political dynamics and leadership structure in Venezuela.