Venezuela's acting leader promises elections at the 'right moment'

Venezuela's acting president, in her inaugural address to the U.N. General Assembly, pledged to hold elections, emphasizing that the timing will be decided by the country's people. This move comes amid ongoing international scrutiny over her leadership and the nation's political stability. While she promised democratic processes, the vague timing reflects the complex internal and external pressures Venezuela faces, including economic turmoil and political opposition. This signals a potential shift in the country's governance but leaves many questions about the actual implementation and broader implications for regional stability.