Venezuelan opposition leader Machado tells WSJ she plans to return home to push democratic transition
María Corina Machado, the Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, told the Wall Street Journal she 'can't wait any longer' and is returning to Venezuela to push for a democratic transition. According to the Journal, Machado outlined her strategy for political change despite reported U.S. resistance to her approach and the personal risks her return to Venezuela entails.
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