Before the gathered nations of the world, Venezuela's acting president Delcy Rodriguez offered a promise of elections without the architecture of a date — a commitment to democratic transition held deliberately open, its timing entrusted to a people still finding their footing after the January raid that removed Nicolas Maduro from power and delivered him to American custody. Her words at the UN General Assembly carried the dual weight of a nation addressing its own wounds and a government navigating the expectations of the power that reshaped its political reality. The question of when Venezu