Venezuelan opposition leader Machado fails in return attempts as Rodriguez meets Trump: Report
Machado’s team said she was blocked by air and sea obstacles in three attempts as Washington deepens ties with Venezuela’s interim government.
- On Tuesday, opposition leader Maria Corina Machado made three unsuccessful attempts to return to Venezuela via air and sea, according to her team. The failed bids mark the latest in an ongoing struggle to end her exile.
- Since clandestinely leaving Venezuela nine months ago, Machado has faced seven failed return efforts, adviser Pedro Urruchurtu confirmed via social media. She has remained in Panama while navigating logistical and security barriers.
- Simultaneously, interim President Delcy Rodriguez met President Donald Trump in New York on Tuesday to discuss cooperation in energy, mining, and security. The meeting marked their first face-to-face encounter since Maduro's removal.
- Machado remains Venezuela's most popular political figure with a 53 per cent positive image, though daughter Ana Corina Sosa acknowledged returning is 'not as simple as boarding a plane.' Many forces complicate the process.
- Bloomberg reports Machado's potential return could complicate Rodriguez's government, which has already welcomed other exiled allies back. Her re-entry remains constrained by the U.S.-backed political transition framework.
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Machado's team says three attempts to return to Venezuela failed in 24 hours
The circle around Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado said this week that three attempts to return to Venezuela from Panama, by sea and by air, were thwarted within roughly 24 hours. One was recorded in a flight manifest placing her among the passengers of an aircraft that never took off; the document does not establish why.
Machado versus reality. The leader of the Venezuelan opposition, Maria Corina Machado, once again tried to break through to her homeland, but this time the adventure risks turning into a final political verdict for her
Machado versus realityThe leader of the Venezuelan opposition, Maria Corina Machado, once again tried to break through to her homeland, but this time the adventure risks turning into a final political verdict for her.Over the past 24...
The opposition leader has tried to return at least three times this week. Meanwhile, Rodriguez held a “historic” meeting with Trump. The post Delcy met Trump and Maria Corina was unable to enter Venezuela appeared first on La Silla Empty.
By Gonzalo Zegarra, CNN en Español Venezuelan politics left two postcards this Tuesday showing the drastic reconfiguration of the chavismo panorama and the opposition since the capture of Nicolás Maduro. President-in-Charge, Delcy Rodríguez, posed smilingly with U.S. President Donald Trump, whom she praised and thanked, while the leader
Maria Corina Machado tried unsuccessfully to return to Venezuela on three occasions, but logistical and apparently political obstacles prevented her
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