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After being excluded from US President Donald Trump’s strategy for Venezuela in the aftermath of deposed leader Nicolas Maduro’s capture, opposition leader Maria Corina Machado expressed willingness to share her Nobel Peace Prize with him.
Machado, who won the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for opposing what the Norwegian Nobel Committee described as a dictatorship, told Fox News on Monday night that she wanted to dedicate the award to Trump.

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00:00January 3rd will go down in history as the day justice defeated a tyranny.
00:06It's a huge step for humanity, for freedom and human dignity.
00:11Historic elections he has taken against this narco-terrorist regime
00:17to start dismantling this structure and bringing Maduro to justice.
00:22What he has done, as I said, is historic.
00:25It's a huge step towards a democratic transition.
00:28He's one of the main architects of torture, persecution, corruption, narco-trafficking.
00:36January 3rd will go down in history as the day justice defeated a tyranny.
00:43It's a milestone and it's not only huge for the Venezuelan people and our future,
00:48I think it's a huge step for humanity, for freedom and human dignity.
00:53I spoke with President Trump on October 10th, the same day the prize was announced.
01:00Not since then, but I do want to say today, on behalf of the Venezuelan people,
01:05how grateful we are for his courageous vision and the actions, historical actions he has taken
01:13against this narco-terrorist regime to start dismantling this structure and bringing Maduro to justice,
01:21which means that 30 million Venezuelans are now closer to freedom,
01:26freedom, but also that the United States of America is a safer country nowadays.
01:32We believe the Venezuelan people, because this is a prize of the Venezuelan people,
01:36certainly want to give it to him and share it with them.
01:40What he has done, as I said, is historic.
01:43It's a huge step towards a democratic transition, planning to go back to Venezuela as soon as possible.
01:49As I've always said, Sean, every day I make a decision where I am more useful for our cause.
01:55That's why I stayed in hiding for over 16 months, and that's why I decided to go out,
02:01because I believed that at this moment I'm more useful to our cause, being able to speak out from
02:07where I am right now. But I'm planning to go as soon as possible back home.
02:11This transition should move forward. Delcy Rodriguez, as you know, is one of the main architects
02:17of torture, persecution, corruption, narco trafficking. In free and fair elections,
02:25we will win with over 90% of the votes. I have no doubt about it.
02:31January 3rd will go down in history as the day justice defeated a tyranny. It's a milestone,
02:39and it's not only huge for the Venezuelan people and our future, I think it's a huge step for
02:45humanity, for freedom and human dignity. I spoke with President Trump on October 10th,
02:52the same day the prize was announced. Not since then, but I do want to say today,
02:59on behalf of the Venezuelan people, how grateful we are for his courageous vision, the actions,
03:06historical actions he has taken against this narco-terrorist regime to start dismantling
03:14this structure and bringing Maduro to justice, which means that 30 million Venezuelans are now
03:21closer to freedom, but also that the United States of America is a safer country nowadays. We believe
03:28the Venezuelan people, because this is a prize of the Venezuelan people, certainly want to give it to
03:33him and share it with him. What he has done, as I said, is historic. It's a huge step towards a
03:41democratic transition, planning to go back to Venezuela as soon as possible. As I've always
03:46said, Sean, every day I make a decision where I am more useful for our costs. That's why I stayed in
03:52hiding for over 16 months, and that's why I decided to go out, because I believed that at this moment,
03:58I'm more useful to our costs, being able to speak out from where I am right now. But I'm planning to
04:04go as soon as possible back home. This transition should move forward. Delcy Rodriguez, as you know,
04:10is one of the main architects of torture, persecution, corruption, narco trafficking. In free and fair
04:19elections, we will win with over 90% of the votes. I have no doubt about it.
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