Delcy Rodríguez’s 90-day term as “acting president” of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela officially expired earlier this month—but don’t expect her to go anywhere. Her predecessor, Nicolás Maduro Moros, currently languishing in a New York prison after his sequestration in a daring night raid by American troops, is well on his way to becoming an afterthought, despite legally still holding the post of president of Venezuela. He will not be greatly missed.
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