Machado, Venezuela and Nobel Peace Prize

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Nobel Peace Prize winner Machado says U.S. 'support' helped her escape Venezuela
After having escaped her country in secret, Nobel Peace Prize laureate María Corina Machado said Thursday that she got help from the U.S. government to leave hiding in Venezuela and collect her award.

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Venezuela’s Machado uses disguise to reach Nobel Peace Prize ceremony
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Machado Says Will Bring Award Back to Venezuela
Venezuelans Have Mixed Reactions to Nobel Laureate Machado Traveling Abroad
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado was absent Wednesday from the ceremony in Norway in which she was to receive this year’s Nobel Peace Prize award, but confirmation that she was travel...

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Venezuelan opposition leader says US helped her travel to Norway to accept Nobel Prize
Venezuelan opposition leader Machado reappears in Oslo as a Nobel laureate
Venezuela’s Machado says Maduro government didn’t know where she was hiding
Machado arrived in Oslo hours after Wednesday’s prize ceremony and made her first public appearance in 11 months in the early hours of Thursday, emerging from a hotel balcony and waving to an emotiona...

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Nobel Peace Prize winner Machado vows to bring award back to Venezuela
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Reaches Norway After Daring Escape From Venezuela

US sanctions six more ships after seizing oil tanker off Venezuela

The White House plans to move the tanker to a US port and seize the oil on board, a move Caracas has labelled as an act of "international piracy".

Putin doubles down on backing Maduro amid mounting US pressure on Venezuela

Vladimir Putin calls Nicolás Maduro to pledge Russian support as U.S. pressure on Venezuela intensifies following massive oil tanker seizure and Caribbean military buildup.

The Day After: Trump Advisors and Venezuela Opposition Leaders Plan for Maduro’s Departure

Now, President Donald Trump wants Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro out of power. Maduro’s “days are numbered,” Trump told Politico in an interview released on Dec. 9. His Administration considers Maduro the head of a government-sponsored cocaine smuggling syndicate.
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