Venezuelan opposition: Nobel Prize winner Machado wants to return to Venezuela soon
María Corina Machado has not been in Venezuela since December. Now the opposition leader sees the time for her return has come. She already has concrete plans.
María Corina Machado, Venezuelan opposition leader, plans to return to her home country as soon as possible to actively participate in the country's political transition. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Machado stated that the time for her return has come and that she cannot lead the process from outside. She currently resides in Panama City, where she has been since leaving Venezuela in December to attend the Nobel Prize ceremony in Oslo.
Machado's team is working to lay the groundwork for early presidential elections, in which she intends to run, and plans to tour all 23 states and organize thousands of town hall meetings to gather ideas for a national transition plan.
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