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""I think it would be very tough for her to be the leader. She doesn't have the support within or the respect within the country. She's a very nice woman, but she doesn't have the respect."
DJT, January 3 2026
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Venezuela 🇻🇪: people in Caracas are waiting in high anticipation for the return of Maria Corina Machado to the capital tonight.
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🫓 MCM crossing Aragua, headed to Caracas. In the background, Chavez’s unfinished train tracks.
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Venezuela 🇻🇪: thousands welcome Maria Corina Machado as she enters the state of Aragua.
Caracas is only another 120 kilometers away.
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Caracas vuelve a tomar las calles.
Manifestantes opositores se concentran en Plaza Las Tres Gracias у Plaza Venezuela exigiendo la fijación de un cronograma electoral claro bajo la consigna: "¡Presidenciales ya!"
#Venezuela #Caracas #PresidencialesYa
#Democracia
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Mérida en la calle celebrando el regreso de @MariaCorinaYA a Venezuela.
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A comment on my post reads: "Now there really are Venezuelans dancing in the streets."
When Trump made his comment earlier that Venezuelans were happy and dancing in the streets at the removal of Maduro, they were not. Of course, many people were overjoyed, jubilant, relieved and shocked at his capture, but they couldn't celebrate out of fear of detention. They were nervous and scared given that other chavista figures remained in power, dubious that repression would disappear.
There have been some small and modest protests once again this year, but none like the ones that will be about to come. Opposition supporters have been waiting for this day, for Maria Corina Machado to return. Although she is not in power and there is still no election date, her return undoubtedly gives her supporters a huge boost - and so yes, now there are Venezuelans dancing in the streets.
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Las personas comienzan a concentrarse en Santa Mónica, a la espera de @MariaCorinaYA María Corina Machado 4:10 pm
Finally, Trump is right about Venezuelans dancing in the streets
AHORA: Habitantes de Morón, estado Carabobo, salen a las calles a salidar a @MariaCorinaYA en su camino rumbo a Caracas.
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🫓 Outside El Rodeo prison, which holds both political prisoners and common inmates, relatives shout toward the building to let them know Machado has arrived.
Inside, prisoners respond with chants for freedom.
📢 ATENCIÓN | Hoy, 25 de octubre, al cumplirse 290 días del campamento instalado por los familiares de presos políticos en las adyacencias de El Rodeo I, quienes continúan apostados en el lugar subieron a la montaña para lograr la comunicación con sus seres queridos recluidos.
A través de este enlace, les informaron que la líder opositora y ganadora del Premio Nobel de la Paz, María Corina Machado, regresó al país tras numerosos intentos. En el lugar quedó registrada en video la reacción de los detenidos, quienes celebraron la noticia con gritos de "justicia y libertad".
Desde el Comité por la Libertad de los Presos Políticos (CLIPPVE) saludamos el retorno de María Corina Machado al territorio nacional y recordamos que el Estado venezolano tiene el deber de proteger su integridad física, su libertad y su seguridad personal, en estricta conformidad con la Constitución venezolana y los estándares internacionales en materia de derechos humanos.
Este acontecimiento cobra especial relevancia si se toma en cuenta que la defensa de los derechos civiles y la liberación de los presos políticos continúan siendo el clamor central de una ciudadanía que no claudica, evidenciando que la presión social y la solidaridad organizada siguen siendo herramientas fundamentales para visibilizar las graves vulneraciones que sufren tanto los ciudadanos privados de libertad por razones políticas como los líderes políticos del país.
¡Justicia y libertad! 🇻🇪⛓️💥
#QueSeanTodos
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Venezuela 🇻🇪: despite the pouring rains Venezuelans continue to flood the highway in Yaracuy state to greet Maria Corina Machado as she is making her way to the capital Caracas.
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Venezuela 🇻🇪: a large crowd started to spontaneously gather outside of the church in Barquisimeto after news spread that Maria Corina Machado had returned to the country.
People are chanting 'freedom!'
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Nach einem Jahr im Exil ist María Corina Machado nach Venezuela zurückgekehrt. »Ich bin hier. Bei euch«, schreibt die Oppositionsführerin und Nobelpreisträgerin. trib.al/iJfa8LK
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María Corina Machado Returns to Venezuela
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Venezuela opposition leader Maria Corina Machado returns to Venezuela
CARACAS, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has returned to the South American nation after nearly a year outside the country,





















