Venezuela: Machado open to dialogue with Delcy Rodríguez for transition
Spokeswoman Claudia Macero confirms the Nobel Peace Prize winner's willingness to negotiate with the interim president
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Claudia Macero, spokesperson for María Corina Machado, declared that the Nobel Peace Prize winner is ready to dialogue with Delcy Rodríguez to promote the democratic transition in Venezuela.
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Why It Matters
María Corina Machado left Venezuela on December 9 to go to Oslo to collect the Nobel Peace Prize.
Claudia Macero, spokesperson for María Corina Machado, said that the winner of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize is willing to dialogue directly with interim President Delcy Rodríguez to accelerate the democratic transition in Venezuela.
"It is not the first time that María Corina says she is ready to sit at the table in an open way — with a very clear agenda and, obviously, in the interest of a real process of change in Venezuela — if this serves the country's freedom," Macero explained in an interview with Colombian journalist Patricia Janiot.
The spokeswoman for the Venezuelan opposition leader underlined that Machado "is willing to participate — always with total transparency — in a process that contributes to the democratic transition in Venezuela."
The former liberal MP left the country clandestinely on December 9 and traveled to Oslo to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. On September 22, his staff reported that the politician had attempted to return to Caracas on at least seven occasions but was denied entry.
Open Questions
- What will be the concrete terms of any dialogue?
- How will the Venezuelan government react to the opening?
