Venezuela Opposition Aide Flies Home While Machado Stays Stuck in Panama
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Venezuela Opposition Aide Flies Home While Machado Stays Stuck in Panama
Claudia Macero, communications chief of María Corina Machado’s party, flew home to Venezuela on Sunday night as caravans demanded the Nobel winner’s safe return. Machado herself remains in Panama after seven failed attempts.
Venezuelan opposition leader Claudia Macero returned to her homeland after two years in exile. Hundreds of supporters greeted her at Caracas airport on Sunday evening, an AFP photographer reported. The 34-year-old Macero is considered the main deputy to opposition leader María Corina Machado.
On the return of the Nobel Peace Prize to Caracas, Macero insisted that after the three unsuccessful attempts of last week "he is trying to return every day, as you saw. Obviously there is a very difficult process, but that will happen" Read
Claudia Macero was received by hundreds of followers when she arrived in Caracas. Whether and when opposition leader María Corina Machado can follow is still open.
Claudia Macero is considered the most important deputy of opposition leader María Corina Machado. After two years in exile she was able to return to Venezuela.
A close associate of Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado returned from exile on Sunday evening. According to an AFP photographer, activist Claudia Macero was cheered by hundreds of supporters at Caracas airport.
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