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Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado presented her Nobel Peace Prize medal to U.S. President Donald Trump during a White House meeting, calling it a gesture of gratitude for his support of Venezuelan freedom. Machado praised Trump’s commitment to democracy and humanitarian relief in Venezuela, while Trump expressed his appreciation on social media, highlighting the historic symbolism of the medal. The Norwegian Nobel Institute clarified that the prize remains Machado’s and cannot be transferred.
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00:00Did you offer to President Trump your Nobel Peace Prize?
00:27I presented the President of the United States the medal of the Nobel Peace Prize and I told him this, listen to this, 200 years ago General Lafayette gave Simón Bolívar a medal with George Washington face on it.
00:54Bolívar since then kept that medal for the rest of his life. Actually when you see his portraits you can see the medal there.
01:05And it was given by General Lafayette as a sign of the brotherhood between the United States, people of the United States and the people of Venezuela in their fight for freedom against tyranny.
01:17And 200 years in history the people of Bolívar are giving back to the heir of Washington a medal, in this case the medal of the Nobel Peace Prize and the recognition for his unique commitment with our freedom.
01:41He accepted it. He accepted it. He accepted it.
02:03He accepted it. He accepted it.
02:05He accepted it. He accepted it.
02:09He accepted it.
02:10He accepted it.
02:11He accepted it.
02:12He accepted it before.
02:13Since 200 years ago, the general Lafayette gave Simon Bolivar a medal with the face of the president George Washington.
02:25And since then Simon Bolivar never left, until the day of his death, just 200 years later,
02:37the president of the United States in return.
02:45Thank you guys.
02:49Let me get there, okay?
02:53Let me get there, okay?
02:57Let me get there, okay?
03:01Let me get there, okay?
03:05Let me get there, okay?
03:07Let me get there, okay?
03:13Y pudimos conversar con calma sobre lo que son las expectativas y los sueños de los venezolanos.
03:21El momento tan difícil que vivimos pero al mismo tiempo lleno de esperanza por los cambios que vienen.
03:27Y le transmití con precisión el compromiso que hay en la sociedad venezolana para luchar a favor de una transición que permita
03:43no solamente construir instituciones democráticas sólidas, estables, sino también atender lo más importante que es nuestra gente.
03:51No solamente en materia de libertades, liberación de precios políticos, garantías a la libre expresión, la libertad de movimiento, de organización,
04:05y también la tensión de la enorme crisis humanitaria que hay en Venezuela por la situación de lo que es ingreso,
04:13la ausencia de empleo, el colapso en la salud, en la educación.
04:19¿Qué te dijo el presidente?
04:21¿Qué te dijo el presidente?
04:23En primer lugar, me impresionó mucho lo claro que está, cómo conoce la situación en Venezuela,
04:31cómo le importa lo que está sufriendo el pueblo de Venezuela.
04:35Y yo le aseguré que la sociedad venezolana, que hoy más del 90% de los venezolanos queremos lo mismo,
04:45queremos vivir con libertad, con dignidad, con justicia.
04:49Queremos a nuestros hijos de vuelta en casa.
04:51Y para que yo ocurra, tiene que haber democracia.
04:57Pueden tener la seguridad que el presidente Trump está comprometido con la libertad de todos los presos políticos de Venezuela
05:03y con la libertad de todos los venezolanos.
05:06¡Gracias!
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