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María Corina Wants to Lead Venezuela, but the Country She Has Returned to Is Not the Same Country She Left Behind.

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With Delcy Rodriguez in power, the country has changed a part of its political and military power after Maduro’s capture. But the Chavista shadow remains present.

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María Corina Wants to Lead Venezuela, but the Country She Has Returned to Is Not the Same Country She Left Behind.

With Delcy Rodriguez in power, the country has changed a part of its political and military power after Maduro’s capture. But the Chavista shadow remains present.

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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“I Have Returned to Finish the Job”: María Corina Machado’s Return and Trump’s Strategy for Venezuela Gateway Hispanic by Maria Herrera Melado

The option leader’s return marks a pivotal moment following Nicolás Maduro’s capture by U.S. forces. In her first public appearance back in Caracas,

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gatewayhispanic.com broke the news on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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