Venezuelan Opposition Leader María Corina Machado Calls for New Elections
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The opposition leader has guaranteed, during her first press conference after returning to Venezuela, that there will be elections in 2027.
With the intervention of the United States, dissident Maria Corina Machado, who returned to Venezuela, demanded that elections be held in the country. Machado said in Thursday's statement that “the transition to democracy is irreversible,” calling for elections to be held in the government of Delcy Rodriguez. In a pre-recorded video message released on the same day ahead of Machado's speech, Venezuela's interim president Rodriguez said elections…
The leader of the Venezuelan opposition and Nobel Peace Prize María Corina Machado said that the country is on an irreversible path towards elections
The prominent Venezuelan opposition figure and recent winner of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, María Corina Machado, has declared that the political transition process in the country is "irreversible." At her first press conference in Venezuela after her return last weekend, Machado also expressed hope in the success [...]
The opponent warns that the country will have to "make many sacrifices" as the transition process progresses.She urges Venezuelans in Spain to return to the country: "We need them"
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