00:00An interview with Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Carina Machado.
00:05With the removal of Nicolas Maduro by the Trump administration, Machado still faces a lot of
00:10risks at home, but that didn't stop her from vowing to return and help usher in demand.
00:15You're going to have a prosperous Venezuela and the region.
00:20And, I mean, if we make a comparison…
00:25In history, this would mean for the Americas as much as…
00:30…the fall of the Berlin Wall had for Europe.
00:33It's equivalent.
00:35A 45-minute conversation with The Post's Washington reporter Caitlin Dornbos, Venezuela's Iron
00:40Party, praised President Trump for his, in her words, historic action to remove Maduro.
00:45And don't forget, she actually gave the President her Nobel Peace Prize recently.
00:50The President of Venezuela also detailed the 16 months that she spent hiding before she
00:54was able to flee back…
00:55At the time, Maduro's regime was hunting opposition leaders like her…
01:00…she was unable to see family or friends or move freely in her own country.
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01:05She said that not much has changed in that regard with Maduro's Vice President, Delcy
01:09Rodriguez, now…
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01:19Particularly, she says when it comes to new international investments, not just in Venezuela's huge oil.
01:24And gas industry, but in things like electricity and infrastructure and tourism as well.
