I think that it's pretty much impossible at this stage to say what exactly this interim is going to do in regards to bitcoin policy. But if the report is accurate and that he has indeed expressed disdain towards Petro, then it's definitely something positive to look out for.
The fact of the matter is that Maduro has been trying to make Petro sound like a nationalistic version of bitcoin, which it is really not. It is centralized, it's not a store of value, and it's completely impractical.
Though there are no guarantees. Even if he may be supportive of bitcoin doesn't mean that changes will be made to push bitcoin adoption and regulation to create an incentivized environment for bitcoin businesses or bitcoin acceptance, though that would be the logical thing to do given the state of Venezuela's own currency and economy.
Quite literally. Since its near impossible to purchase the actual coin (in its latest form, those who partook in the NEM version launch are just SOL), the government is issuing IOUs to people who want to buy petros... I'm starting to think the coin might not actually exist at all...
Yep. They say it's backed by oil, but it's really not since IIRC it's impractical to extract that oil from the ground. So essentially, it's no different to Bolivars, except the government also gets foreign funding from this.