Venezuela’s Regime Says Machado Must Repent and Avoid Spectacle
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We asked the Venezuelan government to peacefully return the Nobel Prize-winning opposition politician
Venezuela’s Regime Says Machado Must Repent and Avoid Spectacle
Venezuela’s government urged opposition leader María Corina Machado to change tack and make a positive contribution to the oil-rich South American country’s political process and economic recovery.
The interim president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, accused on Monday the opposition leader and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize María Corina Machado of making a show with her return to the country, which included a road trip accompanied by thousands of supporters, after ten months in exile. The statement takes place in the midst of negotiations on the Venezuelan democratic transition, led by representatives of the opposition and by the interim …
After 10 months in exile, Machado appeared surprisingly on Sunday in Barquisimeto and embarked on a 400-kilometre journey to Caracas that took him several hours.
Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodriguez today accused Nobel Peace Prize-winning opposition leader Corina Machado of staging a media show on the occasion of her return to the country. More...
The president in charge criticized the reception of the opponent, who arrived in Venezuela on Sunday and was received by thousands of supporters. She also avoided confirming whether Venezuelan justice will take action against Machado.
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