Venezuelan Presidential Candidate María Corina Machado Addresses United States Congress
On Wednesday, February 7th, Venezuelan presidential candidate María Corina Machado participated remotely in a session of the Subcommittee for the Western Hemisphere before the United States Congress. During her speech, Machado emphasized the real opportunity for a peaceful transition in Venezuela, specifically referring to the upcoming presidential elections.
Machado stated that “the Maduro regime is in the weakest position in its history,” and expressed that “we, the opposition forces, are stronger than ever.” This statement comes after Machado spoke with her followers during a demonstration on the anniversary of the 1958 uprising that overthrew a military dictatorship in Caracas’ Altamira Square on January 23, 2024.
The candidate’s commitment to a peaceful transition and the strength of the opposition forces come at a critical time for Venezuela. As the country continues to grapple with ongoing political and economic challenges, Machado’s appearance before the United States Congress underscores her dedication to seeking support and fostering international relationships to address the situation in Venezuela.
As the presidential elections draw closer, Machado’s remarks and actions demonstrate her determination to bring about change and work towards a better future for the Venezuelan people. With her ongoing efforts and the support of the opposition forces, the upcoming elections could mark a significant turning point for the country.