María Corina Machado says she has returned to Venezuela after 10 months away
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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado says she has returned to the country after more than 10 months in exile, writing on X that she was there with her supporters. Her return comes amid a major political shift and could affect the opposition’s position under the country’s interim leadership.
Machado left Venezuela to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in Norway. In January, the United States seized President Nicolás Maduro, and his deputy Delcy Rodríguez was sworn in as interim president; Rodríguez later signed an oil deal with the US. Machado’s ally and former presidential candidate Edmundo González Urrutia confirmed her return. The report says details are still emerging.
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In short
- María Corina Machado says she is back in Venezuela.
- She had been in exile for more than 10 months.
- Her return follows a change in the country’s leadership.
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- 6 minutes ago Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado says she has returned to the country after more than 10 months in exile, writing on X that she was there with her supporters.
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Originally published by BBC World as “Venezuelan opposition leader María Machado returns after months in exile”.