US EditionMachado ‘profoundly confident’ in ‘orderly transition’ in Venezuela after Trump meeting
Machado expressed strong belief in an orderly democratic transition in Venezuela despite political challenges and seeks opposition inclusion amid U.S. engagement with Maduro loyalists.
- On Jan 16, Maria Corina Machado, Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, told reporters she is `profoundly, profoundly confident that we will have an orderly transition` after meeting President Donald Trump in Washington, D.C.
- After fleeing Venezuela in December, Maria Corina Machado traveled to collect her Nobel Peace Prize in Norway and handed the medal to President Donald Trump in the Oval Office Thursday.
- Coinciding with Machado's White House visit, CIA Director John Ratcliffe flew to Caracas and met Delcy Rodríguez at Trump's direction to deliver the message that the United States looks forward to an improved working relationship.
- Machado's Washington trip has so far failed to secure a clear role, as Maria Corina Machado cited no tangible agreements or election timetable after pressing for a swift return to Venezuela.
- Since the January 3 raid, Trump has prioritized gaining access to Venezuela's oil reserves, while Machado has proposed reforms to attract foreign investors to the oil sector.
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