Machado returns to Venezuela, urges 2027 elections, criticizes US oil deal
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María Corina Machado, after returning to Venezuela, publicly thanked US President Trump for his support, indicating continued opposition coordination with Washington. This signals ongoing US-Venezuela geopolitical friction and potential escalation in the political standoff, though the specific next steps remain unclear.
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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has returned from exile, asserting the irreversibility of a political transition and demanding free 2027 elections. Her return, despite a treason investigation, signals a renewed opposition strategy and has been met with significant youth support, though the regime's response and the specifics of a US oil deal remain key uncertainties. Machado's criticism of the US oil deal and her call for transparency suggest potential friction within the opposition and with US policy.
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