US urges Venezuela to allow Machado return; electoral reform agreed after Maduro capture
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Opposition leader María Corina Machado returned to Venezuela to a large welcome, amid US pressure for free elections. Secretary of State Rubio issued a warning, while President Trump has not commented, signaling a possible policy rift. The regime's commitment to elections remains uncertain, and the situation is developing.
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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado was arrested by the Maduro government following her return to Caracas, despite prior US-backed negotiations for her return and electoral reform. This arrest represents a significant escalation in regime repression, occurring amidst US efforts to establish a roadmap for a political transition by 2027, including judicial and electoral overhauls. The timing and implications for the US-Venezuela oil deal and broader democratic transition remain highly uncertain.
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