US EditionVenezuelan Opposition Leader Calls for More Western Action Against Maduro
VENEZUELA, JUN 18 – Maria Corina Machado urges the U.S. to cut off financing and expose criminal networks linked to Maduro to increase pressure for political change, citing recent sanctions including Chevron license revocation.
- Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has been prohibited from participating in the 2024 presidential race and continues to advocate for increased international pressure on President Nicolás Maduro.
- This political exclusion and Maduro's government's control over the judiciary motivated Machado and allies to urge stronger sanctions and enforcement from the U.S. and Europe.
- The U.S. and partners have imposed sanctions on top officials, revoked Chevron's license to operate in Venezuela, and Maduro's government has raised private sector taxes to offset lost oil revenue.
- Machado emphasized the necessity for international legal authorities to take action, highlighting the absence of a working judicial system in Venezuela, and referred to Maduro as leading a "criminal enterprise."
- The opposition believes only external pressure can change Venezuela's political situation and that the outcome could affect democratic trends and security across Latin America.
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María Corina Machado’s Call for Stronger U.S. Action Against Nicolás Maduro
María Corina Machado, Venezuela’s most popular opposition leader, wants the United States to take tougher measures against President Nicolás Maduro. She believes stronger action is needed because she says Maduro’s government acts like a criminal organization and blocks fair elections. Machado cannot run for president because Venezuelan authorities banned her from elections until 2036. Despite […]
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The Straits TimesVenezuela's Machado calls for more US action against Maduro
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Venezuelan Opposition Leader Calls for More Western Action Against Maduro
Maria Corina Machado urges more decisive action from the U.S. against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Despite being barred from elections, she remains a popular opposition figure and calls for sanctions and the dismantling of criminal networks linked to Maduro's government, which denies election irregularities.
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cubainformación.tvMaría Corina Machado, chief representative of the extremist sector of the Venezuelan opposition, revealed to the public some details about her private intervention at the Americas Society/Council of the Americas (AS/COA): a strategy she has called "The Opportunity of the Billion Dollars." AS/COA is a non-governmental organization based in New York, founded in 1965 by tycoon David Rockefeller, made up of two organs. The first one, called "America…
The opposition leader calls for stronger sanctions and dismantling criminal networks linked to the Venezuelan government La entrada María Corina Machado urges the US to intensify actions against Maduro: “Venezuela is a hemispheric security problem” #19Jun was first published in El Impulso.
Machado was disqualified from running for presidential election in 2024, but is the most popular opposition figure in the country
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