US EditionNobel Institute says Peace Prize cannot be transferred after Machado suggestion
The Norwegian Nobel Committee emphasized the Nobel Peace Prize cannot be revoked or reassigned after Machado proposed sharing her 2025 prize with Trump.
- On Jan 9, the Norwegian Nobel Committee and the Norwegian Nobel Institute said once a Nobel Prize is announced, it cannot be revoked, shared, or transferred, citing the statutes.
- During a Jan 5 Fox News interview, Machado said `Well, it hasn't happened yet` when asked if she had offered the Nobel Peace Prize to Trump.
- Social media reaction included a viral post and Sisson tweet saying `Trump won’t support Machado in Venezuela unless she gives him the Nobel Peace prize she won` as short clips from Fox's interview spread across platforms. On Saturday, Trump said he would discuss Machado’s offer when she visits next week.
- The Norwegian Nobel Institute noted it follows laureates' activities closely but avoids public commentary, emphasising that committees generally do not express praise or concern over laureates' later actions.
- Machado's 2025 Nobel award for democratic rights positions her in Venezuela's transition, while the statutes allow joint awards to up to three persons but forbid later reassignment, amid U.S. dealings with interim president Delcy Rodríguez.
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María Corina Machado was seen in Washington as the woman who was to disempower the Maduro regime in Venezuela. But after the dictator's arrest, Trump humiliated the Nobel Peace Prize winner. Now the US President received her just behind closed doors.
María Corina Machado, opposition leader of Venezuela, presented the Nobel Peace Prize medal to the President of the United States, Donald Trump, during his private meeting held at the White House.
President Donald Trump has received Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado in the White House this Thursday. It was not her first time in the emblematic...
Trump received Maria Corina Machado this Thursday at a private luncheon at the White House, an appointment to which the opposition leader came with the intention of giving her her Nobel Peace medal.
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