Venezuelan opposition leader calls for elections by July 2027
Most outlets reported that Maria Corina Machado, Venezuela's opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner, called for new presidential elections to be held by July 2027. The News International highlighted her status as a Nobel Prize winner and her emphasis on collaboration with Washington, while Business Recorder cited the Financial Times and included her statement that there is “more than enough time” to prepare for the vote by July.
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Machado calls for Venezuelan presidential elections by July 2027
Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate María Corina Machado has called for presidential elections by July 2027, saying there is sufficient time to prepare for a vote, the Financial Times reported on Friday.
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Nobel Prize winner Maria Corina Machado calls for presidential elections by July 2027
Nobel Peace Prize winner and Venezuela's opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has called for new presidential elections to be organized by July 2027.Machado emphasized that collaboration with Washington remains critical, noting a shared vision between the Venezuelan people and the United States...
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Venezuela's Machado calls for elections by July, FT reports
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado called for elections next year and said there was “more than enough time” to prepare for a vote by July, the Financial Times reported on Friday. Machado also called for transparency in the management of proceeds from Venezuela’s oil sales, which are being overseen by Washington, she told FT in an interview. Trump meets Venezuela’s Rodriguez for ...
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