US EditionThe Journey that Changes Everything: Venezuela Is Now Facing the Unknown of the Return of maría Corina
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Among the people who have traveled to Oslo this week to accompany María Corina Machado to collect the Nobel Peace Prize was the Republican congresswoman, for the state of Florida, María Elvira Salazar . Of Cuban origin, and in the same line as the U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, maintains a very harsh rhetoric against the dictatorships of Cuba and Venezuela. His support for Machado has always been manifest and with her he wanted to celebra…
What will happen to the Venezuelan opposition when its political and media star crosses the border and may not be able to return? That is today the great unknown that passes through Venezuelan politics after María Corina Machado left the country to arrive in Oslo to receive (with a day delay) her Nobel Peace Prize. Her journey, presented as a historic —and heroic — gesture, now opens up an unpredictable scenario: what if the most legitimate oppo…
Ana Corina Sosa warned that the opposition leader will be in danger under the regime of Nicolás Maduro, but remarked that she will not leave the country. “Her mission is in Venezuela until she is free,” she said before Machado’s return after receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. Ana Corina Sosa, the daughter of the Nobel Peace Prize winner, María Corina Machado, said she is aware that upon returning to Venezuela her mother will be in danger. But at t…
News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of the day The Prime Minister of Curacao, Gilmar Pisas, assured that the Caribbean nation did not participate in the operation that allowed Maria Corina Machado to leave Venezuela to reach Oslo, Norway, in order to be able to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. According to Curacao 101.1 FM, Pisas acknowledged that his cabinet also has several questions, while no authority has given details of how everything …
«Questioning you is not legitimizing Maduro» writes Bolivian artist, activist and thinker María Galindo, founder of Mujeres creating, addressing the recent Nobel Peace winner, Venezuelan María Corina Machado. Galindo, among many other concepts, refutes the idea that there are two options between which to choose and, on the contrary, compares and equates attitudes of the Venezuelan regime with those of the opposition Machado seeks to symbolize. T…
The Venezuelan opposition leader, María Corina Machado, has assured COPE in exclusive declarations that Venezuelans are preparing "on all levels" for an imminent change. Machado has asked the population for "much serenity" because, as he has said, "many things are actually accelerating inside and outside Venezuela." He has done so from Oslo, after reappearing after a year in hiding, and after receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. María Corina has bee…
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