María Corina Machado Applauds Nobel Peace Prize: "Venezuela on the Brink of Liberation"
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado hailed the Nobel Peace Prize awarded as a "boost of energy" for the "heroic struggle" of the Venezuelan people.
"Venezuela is on the threshold of freedom,"
she proclaimed, emphasizing that international support sends a "clear signal" about the nature of Nicolás Maduro's government and the urgent need for global action to support a democratic transition.
Machado expressed gratitude for the solidarity from the Spanish people and mentioned that powerful governments are now aligning with Venezuela's cause, highlighting the backing from both Latin America and Europe.
Author's summary: Venezuela opposition leader hails Nobel Peace Prize.
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