Change of power in Venezuela after US action, major Supreme Court decision revealed

The Supreme Court of Venezuela has appointed Vice President Delcy Rodriguez as the country’s interim president after the arrest of President Nicolas Maduro. According to the court decision, Delcy Rodriguez will assume all the powers, duties and responsibilities of the president in an interim capacity to ensure continuity in state affairs and national defense. The court said in its decision that Maduro has not yet been permanently removed from office, because constitutionally, in the event of such a decision, elections must be held within 30 days. This development has come at a time when the US military, in an operation in the capital Caracas, arrested President Nicolas Maduro and transferred him to the United States. According to foreign media, Maduro was brought to a military installation of the New York State National Guard, where he was seen under the supervision of FBI officials. According to reports, Nicolas Maduro is likely to be transferred to New York City by helicopter, where he will face drug trafficking charges. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has announced that the US will temporarily take over the affairs of Venezuela. will remain in control, while the Venezuelan leadership has expressed its determination to continue the resistance, calling the US move an aggression.