María Corina Machado regresa a casa, pero su misión no ha terminado
Incluso si su propósito es acelerar la transición, es previsible que busque adaptarse a un nuevo escenario político
María Corina Machado has returned home, but her mission is far from over, according to new developments. This is considered good news as it promises a reset of Venezuelan politics and could inject new energy and dynamism into the transition process, which is currently being hampered by several issues. First, the negotiation table does not represent the popular sentiment, second, it is being micromanaged from Washington by Marco Rubio, and third, it has slowed down the regime change with an opaque and bureaucratic process.
However, Machado, like Odysseus, must realize that returning to Ithaca does not signify the end of her mission. Could this be the beginning of a new era where she will need to be more careful and skillful than she has been since January 3rd, when Trump's interference led her to be excluded from Venezuela's democratic transition process, for which she had prepared to command as its protagonist.
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