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11/10/2025 FTS 02.30 Spanish journalist Ignacio Ramonet, the former president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya and Adolfo Pérez Esquivel; the 1980 Nobel Peace Prize Winner, give on a look at the Corina’s Machado trajectory.  teleSUR  These and many more stories now!  🌐Join teleSUR's community and be part of a space where your ideas matter.  https://chat.whatsapp.com/KLABTE41aSj3ioYabXQQ6K 🗣 Don't be left behind, join teleSUR's Channel https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va98Z437Noa2tjytCt1N Web💬 https://www.telesurenglish.net/ X🧶 https://twitter.com/telesurenglish Instagram 📸 https://www.instagram.com/telesurenglish/?hl=es Facebook 📱 https://www.facebook.com/teleSUREnglishOfficial Youtube ⏯ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmuTmpLY35O3csvhyA6vrkg Tiktok👌🏼 https://www.tiktok.com/@telesurenglish?_t=8hMLCY0a6z7&_r=1

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00:00Welcome back. Spanish journalist Ignacio Ramonet stated that the Nobel Prize fell into decline

00:11after awarding the Peace Prize to Venezuelan far-right opposition leader Maria Corina Machado,

00:17who continues to pursue couped actions and seeks to destabilize the country.

00:21Through his Facebook account, Ramonet affirmed the crosses of a Nobel granting the Peace Prize

00:27to someone who has not stopped calling for military invasions, coup d'etat, violent protests and wars

00:34is yet another aberration of the current international disorder.

00:38It is the war turned upside down. It is making Orwell's dystopia in 1984 a reality

00:45where truth is lies and peace is war. A sad, rotten novel.

00:49Now let's look at the violent trajectory of Maria Corina Machado.

00:58In 2002, she signed the Carmona Decree, a document that supported the coup d'etat against Hugo Chavez.

01:06The trajectory of destabilization continued in 2014 when she promoted the La Salida plan

01:14that unleashed the terrorist Guarimbas. This act of violence, which she defended in order to overthrow

01:20the government of President Nicolás Maduro, resulted in the tragic death of more than 43 people.

01:27Throughout 2017, Machado actively worked to impose sanctions and blockades against Venezuela.

01:33In 2019, she supported the illegal government of Juan Guaidó and called for a foreign intervention.

01:38In 2020, she signed an agreement with the Israeli Liquid Party, which supports the genocide in the Castle Strip.

01:47After the 2024 presidential elections, terrorist groups known as Comanditos, led by Machado,

01:52killed 28 people that left nearly 200 injured.

01:56In 2025, she has criticized opposition leaders for their abstentionist agenda.

02:03She maintains links with drug trafficking networks and Colombian paramilitary groups

02:07to activate plans to create violence in Venezuela.

02:15A former president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, wrote on his social media account,

02:20X, the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Maria Corina Machado,

02:23is an affront to history and to the peoples who fight for their sovereignty.

02:29Rewarding a coup leader and ally of the financial elites and foreign interests

02:33is to turn the symbol of peace into an instrument of modern colonialism.

02:38There is never peace when those who promote sanctions, blockades, and economic wars

02:42against their own people are rewarded.

02:44During an interview, Adolfo Pérez Esquivel, the 1980 Nobel Peace Prize winner, expressed,

02:55I don't agree because this is a reward for neutralizing the situation in Venezuela.

03:01Moreover, Corina Machado is part of U.S. politics against the Venezuelan government.

03:06She did not win for working for peace on the Venezuelan people.

03:10I am concerned that the Nobel Committee has taken this decision.

03:13She even called for the deployment of U.S. troops to Venezuela.

03:17At the moment, this situation is deteriorating because the United States is threatening

03:21the sovereignty of this country.

03:24Therefore, Corina Machado will continue to put pressure not to allegedly democratize Venezuela,

03:29but to respond to the regional and Latin American interests of the United States.

03:43Welcome back.

03:47Spanish journalist Ignacio Ramonet stated that the Nobel Prize fell into decline

03:52after awarding the Peace Prize to Venezuelan far-right opposition leader,

03:56Maria Corina Machado, who continues to pursue couped actions and seeks to destabilize the country.

04:02Through his Facebook account, Ramonet affirmed the crosses of a Nobel,

04:06granting the Peace Prize to someone who has not stopped calling for military invasions,

04:11coup d'etat, violent protests and wars,

04:15is yet another aberration of the current international disorder.

04:19It is the war turned upside down.

04:21It is making Orwell's dystopia in 1984 a reality

04:25where truth is lies and peace is war.

04:28A sad, rotten novel.

04:30Now let's look at the violent trajectory of Maria Corina Machado.

04:39In 2002, she signed the Carmona Decree,

04:42a document that supported the coup d'etat against Hugo Chavez.

04:46The trajectory of destabilization continued in 2014

04:51when she promoted the La Salida plan that unleashed the terrorist warimbas,

04:57this act of violence, which she defended in order to overthrow the government of President Nicolás Maduro,

05:03resulted in the tragic death of more than 43 people.

05:07Throughout 2017, Machado actively worked to impose sanctions and blockades against Venezuela.

05:13In 2019, she supported the illegal government of Juan Guaidó and called for a foreign intervention.

05:19In 2020, she signed an agreement with the Israeli Liquid Party,

05:24which supports the genocide in the Castro Strip.

05:27After the 2024 presidential elections,

05:29terrorist groups known as Comanditos, led by Machado,

05:33killed 28 people that left nearly 200 injured.

05:37In 2025, she has criticized opposition leaders for their abstentionist agenda.

05:44She maintains links with drug trafficking networks

05:46and Colombian paramilitary groups

05:48to activate plans to create violence in Venezuela.

05:54A former president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, wrote on his social media account,

06:00X, the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Maria Corina Machado,

06:04is an affront to history and to the peoples who fight for their sovereignty.

06:09Rewarding a coup leader and ally of the financial elites and foreign interests

06:13is to turn the symbol of peace into an instrument of modern colonialism.

06:18There is never peace when those who promote sanctions, blockades, and economic wars

06:23against their own people are rewarded.

06:30During an interview, Adolfo Pérez Esquivel, the 1980 Nobel Peace Prize winner, expressed,

06:36I don't agree because this is a reward for neutralizing the situation in Venezuela.

06:42Moreover, Corina Machado is part of U.S. politics against the Venezuelan government.

06:47She did not win for working for peace on the Venezuelan people.

06:50I am concerned that the Nobel Committee has taken this decision.

06:54She even called for the deployment of U.S. troops to Venezuela.

06:58At the moment, this situation is deteriorating

07:00because the U.S. is threatening the sovereignty of this country.

07:04Therefore, Corina Machado will continue to put pressure

07:07not to allegedly democratize Venezuela,

07:10but to respond to the regional and Latin American interests of the U.S.

07:20Welcome back.

07:21Spanish journalist Ignacio Romanoz stated that the Nobel Prize fell into decline

07:25after awarding the Peace Prize to Venezuelan Far-Ride opposition leader Maria Corina Machado,

07:31who continues to pursue couped actions and seeks to destabilize the country.

07:35Through his Facebook account, Ramonet affirmed,

07:38the crosses of a Nobel granting the Peace Prize to someone

07:42who has not stopped calling for military invasions, coup d'etat,

07:46violent protests, and wars

07:48is yet another aberration of the current international disorder.

07:52It is the war turned upside down.

07:54It is making Orwell's dystopia in 1984 a reality

07:59where truth is lies and peace is war.

08:02A sad, rotten novel.

08:08Now let's look at the battling trajectory of Maria Corina Machado.

08:12In 2002, she signed the Carmona Decree,

08:16a document that supported the coup d'etat against Hugo Chavez.

08:19The trajectory of destabilization continued in 2014

08:25when she promoted the La Salida plan that unleashed the terrorist warimbas.

08:31This act of violence, which she defended in order to overthrow the government of President Nicolás Maduro,

08:37resulted in the tragic death of more than 43 people.

08:40Throughout 2017, Machado actively worked to impose sanctions

08:45and blockades against Venezuela.

08:46In 2019, she supported the illegal government of Juan Guaidó and called for a foreign intervention.

08:53In 2020, she signed an agreement with the Israeli liquid party,

08:58which supports the genocide in the Gaza Strip.

09:01After the 2024 presidential elections,

09:03she has criticized opposition leaders for their abstentionist agenda.

09:17She maintains links with drug trafficking networks

09:20and Colombian paramilitary groups

09:22to activate plans to create violence in Venezuela.

09:25A former president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya,

09:32wrote on his social media account,

09:34X, the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Maria Corina Machado,

09:37is an affront to history and to the peoples who fight for their sovereignty.

09:43Rewarding a coup leader and ally of the financial elites and foreign interests

09:47is to turn the symbol of peace into an instrument of modern colonialism.

09:51There is never peace when those who promote sanctions,

09:55blockades and economic wars against their own people are rewarded.

10:03During an interview, Adolfo Pérez Schiebel,

10:06the 1980 Nobel Peace Prize winner, expressed,

10:10I don't agree because this is a reward for neutralizing the situation in Venezuela.

10:15Moreover, Corina Machado is part of U.S. politics against the Venezuelan government.

10:20She did not win for working for peace under the Venezuelan people.

10:24I am concerned that the Nobel Committee has taken this decision.

10:28She even called for the deployment of U.S. troops to Venezuela.

10:31At the moment, this situation is deteriorating

10:34because the United States is threatening the sovereignty of this country.

10:38Therefore, Corina Machado will continue to put pressure

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10:43but to respond to the regional and Latin American interests of the United States.

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