VOICED : Opositor Ramos Allup presidira parlamento venezolano

The Venezuelan opposition elected Henry Ramos Salup as the new parliamentary leader, marking the first time in 16 years that the assembly will be controlled by the opposition. Ramos Salup promised to restore legislative autonomy and push for political change. The opposition coalition won 112 out of 167 seats in the December elections but faces potential seat losses due to impugnations by the Supreme Court. Ramos Salup dismissed these challenges as fraudulent and affirmed that all elected deputies will attend the assembly. He replaces Diosdado Cabello and has been a deputy since 1992, except for a period of abstention due to electoral distrust.

Who was elected to preside over the new Venezuelan parliament?

What significant change occurred in the Venezuelan parliament after 16 years of chavismo?

What did Henry Ramos Salup promise regarding the legislative autonomy?

What was the outcome of the parliamentary elections held on December 6?

Who did Henry Ramos Salup replace as the president of the legislative body?