Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado stated that her country is on the path to freedom, marking the beginning of a transition to democracy. Speaking in Washington, she highlighted the perseverance of ordinary citizens in the face of repression and lack of resources.
Machado expressed gratitude to President Donald Trump and the American people for their support in challenging the Maduro regime. She emphasized the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela, including political prisoners and malnutrition, underscoring the need for dignity and justice.
Addressing concerns about instability, Machado pointed out the unity among Venezuelans in their desire for a better future. She rejected comparisons to other divided societies, emphasizing the shared goal of reclaiming their country and rebuilding a prosperous Venezuela.
Machado conveyed confidence in a peaceful transition process, envisioning a strong partnership between a reformed Venezuela and the United States. She reassured Venezuelans of an eventual return to freedom, with the backing of the American people and President Trump.
