María Corina Machado Denounces that the US Has Excluded Her From the Negotiations on Venezuela
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The United States excluded it, María Corina Machado denounces having been left out of the negotiations in Venezuela.
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The US has not counted on her in negotiations in which other factions of the Venezuelan opposition are present.
The Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner, in an interview published this Thursday by The New York Times. Machado, who remains outside Venezuela, said during the interview with the U.S. newspaper that he will return to the country “before what you imagine” to mobilize his followers for future ... Continue reading “Machado no longer communicates with the U.S.: he was excluded from dialogues by Venezuela and questions oil agree…
In an interview with the New York Times, the opposition leader spoke about recent energy agreements and a possible democratic future in Venezuela.
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