Maria Corina Machado, the leader of the Venezuelan opposition and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, returned to the country after roughly ten months in exile. According to Israel Hayom, she entered Venezuela through the Colombian border and arrived in Caracas in a convoy of her supporters.
According to Calcalist, she left Venezuela in December for Norway and also stayed in the United States and Panama. According to Israel Hayom, the Trump administration discouraged her from returning even after the earthquakes in June, and Trump said he did not know about her return.
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Israel Hayom
The Nobel Peace Prize laureate entered Venezuela through the Colombian border and arrived in Caracas in a convoy of her supporters, Israel Hayom reports, and also noted an appearance by thousands who greeted her.
Calcalist
Machado stayed in Norway, the United States and Panama after leaving in December, and she returned while interim president Delcy Rodriguez continues to rule with no date set for elections, Calcalist reports.
N12
Her return was made possible with American approval, and in the United States there were concerns about a possible confrontation between her and Rodriguez, N12 reports.
Israel Hayom
