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Maduro inaugurated the constituent and opened a new chapter in the history of Venezuela The first working session of the new assembly was scheduled for Saturday. Chaired by the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Delcy Rodrigues, the Constituent Assembly will "clean" the Magna Carta Chavista of "everything that prevented its materialization" With the inauguration of the National Constituent Assembly, Venezuela begins to write a new chapter of its "heroic history of freedom and peace," said President Nicolás Maduro, who ignored the calls for the suspension of the process from the Vatican, Promises of active resistance from the internal opposition and threats of sanctions from the international community, gave the 538 delegates elected last Sunday to rewrite the country's Magna Carta. The plenipotentiary assembly nominated by the regime consists of 545 members - the seven delegates who have not yet taken possession will be c

Maduro inaugurated the constituent and opened a new chapter in the history of Venezuela The first working session of the new assembly was scheduled for Saturday. Chaired by the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Delcy Rodrigues, the Constituent Assembly will "clean" the Magna Carta Chavista of "everything that prevented its materialization" With the inauguration of the National Constituent Assembly, Venezuela begins to write a new chapter of its "heroic history of freedom and peace," said President Nicolás Maduro, who ignored the calls for the suspension of the process from the Vatican, Promises of active resistance from the internal opposition and threats of sanctions from the international community, gave the 538 delegates elected last Sunday to rewrite the country's Magna Carta. The plenipotentiary assembly nominated by the regime consists of 545 members - the seven delegates who have not yet taken possession will be c

Maduro inaugurated the constituent and opened a new chapter in the history of Venezuela The first working session of the new assembly was scheduled for Saturday. Chaired by the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Delcy Rodrigues, the Constituent Assembly will "clean" the Magna Carta Chavista of "everything that prevented its materialization" With the inauguration of the National Constituent Assembly, Venezuela begins to write a new chapter of its "heroic history of freedom and peace," said President Nicolás Maduro, who ignored the calls for the suspension of the process from the Vatican, Promises of active resistance from the internal opposition and threats of sanctions from the international community, gave the 538 delegates elected last Sunday to rewrite the country's Magna Carta. The plenipotentiary assembly nominated by the regime consists of 545 members - the seven delegates who have not yet taken possession will be c

Maduro inaugurated the constituent and opened a new chapter in the history of Venezuela The first working session of the new assembly was scheduled for Saturday. Chaired by the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Delcy Rodrigues, the Constituent Assembly will "clean" the Magna Carta Chavista of "everything that prevented its materialization" With the inauguration of the National Constituent Assembly, Venezuela begins to write a new chapter of its "heroic history of freedom and peace," said President Nicolás Maduro, who ignored the calls for the suspension of the process from the Vatican, Promises of active resistance from the internal opposition and threats of sanctions from the international community, gave the 538 delegates elected last Sunday to rewrite the country's Magna Carta. The plenipotentiary assembly nominated by the regime consists of 545 members - the seven delegates who have not yet taken possession will be c

Maduro inaugurated the constituent and opened a new chapter in the history of Venezuela The first working session of the new assembly was scheduled for Saturday. Chaired by the former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Delcy Rodrigues, the Constituent Assembly will "clean" the Magna Carta Chavista of "everything that prevented its materialization" With the inauguration of the National Constituent Assembly, Venezuela begins to write a new chapter of its "heroic history of freedom and peace," said President Nicolás Maduro, who ignored the calls for the suspension of the process from the Vatican, Promises of active resistance from the internal opposition and threats of sanctions from the international community, gave the 538 delegates elected last Sunday to rewrite the country's Magna Carta. The plenipotentiary assembly nominated by the regime consists of 545 members - the seven delegates who have not yet taken possession will be c