Venezuela‘s interim president promises election after Maduro ousted

Venezuela has a new interim president, and she says elections are coming. But the opposition isn't satisfied. After Nicolás Maduro was ousted, the interim leader promised a vote — without giving a date, even a tentative one. That ambiguity has drawn sharp criticism from opposition figures who say the country needs a clear timeline, not vague assurances. The political transition remains fragile. Maduro's departure followed months of pressure, both internal and external, but the power vacuum has not been cleanly filled. The interim government is trying to project stability while managing expectations at home and abroad. For ordinary Venezuelans, the question is simple: when will they get to choose their next leader? The opposition says the delay is a tactic. The interim president says the conditions must be right. Either way, the clock is ticking, and patience is thin.