Venezuela’s National Assembly (AN) has adjourned for recess leaving over two-thirds of its proposed legislative agenda incomplete. Despite prioritizing economic and strategic resource matters, the assembly faced significant delays. Following the capture and removal of Nicolás Maduro, the AN expedited revisions to the Organic Hydrocarbons Law and streamlined procedures. However, substantial portions of promised legislation remain pending. The adjournment highlights ongoing political obstacles hindering the AN’s ability to enact reforms. This leaves uncertainty regarding the future of key initiatives aimed at restructuring Venezuela's economic landscape. The situation suggests continued challenges for governance in the post-Maduro era.