Summary
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado held a news conference to express her support for the United States and outline her vision for Venezuela. She emphasized the importance of Venezuela aligning with U.S. interests following the abduction of former President Nicolas Maduro. The event happened after Machado met with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House.
Key Facts
- Maria Corina Machado is a leader of the Venezuelan opposition.
- She expressed support for U.S. policies and emphasized Venezuela's future alignment with U.S. interests.
- Former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was abducted and taken to New York for trial.
- President Trump launched a military operation in Venezuela that led to Maduro's abduction.
- Machado thanked President Trump and his administration for their actions in Venezuela.
- The interim government in Venezuela is led by President Delcy Rodriguez, according to Trump.
- Machado claims to have a mandate from the Venezuelan people to lead the government.
- There is currently no timeline for new elections in Venezuela, as stated by the Trump administration.
