Nobel Peace Prize Winner Machado's Dramatic Odyssey

Nobel laureate Maria Corina Machado plans to bring her prize back to Venezuela after secretly leaving for Norway. Known for opposing Maduro's government, Machado received the prize amid political tension. Her alignment with Trump's policies during her ordeal reflects the complex geopolitical landscape concerning Venezuela's political crisis.

Maria Corina Machado, Venezuelan opposition figure and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, plans to return her award to Venezuela. However, she remains tight-lipped about her return date, having left in secrecy to accept the honor in Oslo.

Machado, a 58-year-old engineer, defied a ten-year travel ban, leaving Venezuela in secret. She claims the award is for the Venezuelan people, intending to take it back 'at the correct moment' while dressed in white at the Norwegian parliament.

Exiled from presidential candidacy, Machado won the Nobel in October, with partial dedication to Trump. Her alignment with Trump-associated hawks highlights complexities in U.S.-Venezuelan relations amid mounting tensions following American military actions.

(With inputs from agencies.)