Shotlist Caracas, Venezuela - Jan 5, 2026 1. Inauguration ceremony in progress 2. Photo of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife 3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jorge Rodriguez, president, Venezuelan National Assembly: "Whether as an individual, as a member of the assembly, or as the head of the assembly, my primary task will be to utilize all procedures, platforms, and means to bring Maduro -- my brother, my president -- back to our homeland." 4. Ceremony in progress 5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jose Gregorio Correa, member, Venezuelan National Assembly (partially overlaid with shot 6): "We firmly oppose the infringement on Venezuela's sovereignty. The road ahead is fraught with uncertainty. But anyway, the Venezuelan people must remain united." SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE FILE: Caracas, Venezuela - Date Unknown 6. Venezuelan national flag SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE 7. Venezuelan national flag, statue Caracas, Venezuela - Jan 5, 2026 8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Antonio Ecarri, member of Venezuelan National Assembly (ending with shot 9): "I think this is the most serious crisis Venezuela has faced in the past 200 years. The only way to stabilize the nation and defend ourselves is to unite all Venezuelans." Caracas, Venezuela - Jan 3, 2026 9. Various of smoke rising from Fort Tiuna, a major Venezuelan military complex, in distance 10. Various of protesters on street FILE: Caracas, Venezuela - Date Unknown 11. Various of Venezuelan national flag, street views Storyline Jorge Rodriguez, who was reappointed as the president of the Venezuelan National Assembly on Monday, has vowed to use all avenues to bring President Nicolas Maduro back, following the U.S. capture of Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores. In the early hours of Saturday, U.S. military forces carried out attacks and bombings in Caracas and other parts of Venezuela and took Maduro and Flores, before putting them in custody in New York. The Venezuelan National Assembly on Monday inagurated the 2026-2031 legislative period, and Rodriguez was sworn in as the National Assembly president. "Whether as an individual, as a member of the assembly, or as the head of the assembly, my primary task will be to utilize all procedures, platforms, and means to bring Maduro -- my brother, my president -- back to our homeland," said Rodriguez. Some members of the National Assembly said that the U.S. attack on Venezuela on Saturday is an unprecedented crisis for the country in the past two centuries, calling on Venezualans to unite and defend national sovereignty together. "We firmly oppose the infringement on Venezuela's sovereignty. The road ahead is fraught with uncertainty. But anyway, the Venezuelan people must remain united," said Jose Gregorio Correa, a member of the National Assembly. "I think this is the most serious crisis Venezuela has faced in the past 200 years. The only way to stabilize the nation and defend ourselves is to unite all Venezuelans," said Antonio Ecarri, another member. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]