Machado returns to Venezuela

Maria Corina Machado, a prominent Venezuelan opposition leader and 2025 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, returned to Caracas on October 25 after nearly a year in exile. Her return marks a significant moment in Venezuela’s political landscape.

First press statement since return

On October 29, Machado addressed the press for the first time since her return. She spoke from a Catholic university, a venue often used for public and political discourse in the country.

Call for early presidential election

Machado outlined her plans for Venezuela during her press conference. She specifically called for a presidential election to be held as soon as possible, emphasizing the need for democratic processes.

Focus on country's future

In her remarks, Machado focused on the future of Venezuela, detailing her vision for the nation and the steps she believes are necessary to address the country’s ongoing challenges.