The 'María Corina effect' and Rubio push Delcy towards Transition: "There will be elections in Venezuela"

The political landscape in Venezuela is shifting as Delcy Rodríguez and María Corina Machado engage in a symbolic electoral duel. Rodríguez, representing the current regime, emphasizes her readiness for transition, while Machado, seen as the opposition's hope, declares a new era of freedom. The U.S. is also adjusting its stance following Machado's return, which has energized the democratic transition plan. Machado's leadership contrasts sharply with the Rodríguez brothers' lack of direction, prompting a reconfiguration of political forces. The situation remains tense, with ongoing repression and calls for electoral reforms as the country anticipates potential elections in the near future.