Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado was awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts to promote democracy, dedicating the award to former U.S. President Donald Trump for his support. Machado expressed gratitude for Trump’s “unwavering support” and considered him a principal ally in achieving freedom and democracy in Venezuela. Despite Trump’s long-standing desire for the prize, the Nobel Committee’s decision, which did not include him, drew criticism from the White House.
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Donald Trump was not awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize; it went to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado instead. Trump had hoped his role in the recent Israel-Hamas ceasefire might secure the prize. He had previously stated he would be the first to settle seven wars and that he would eventually settle the Russia situation. Asle Toje, deputy leader of the Nobel committee, suggested Trump’s campaigning for the award could have hindered his chances. This likely fueled Trump’s long-standing envy of Barack Obama, particularly regarding Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize.
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Donald Trump was not awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, despite his claims that he deserved it for supposedly ending several wars. The prize was given to María Corina Machado for her advocacy for democracy. Experts were unsurprised by Trump’s failure to win, citing his disregard for international institutions and lack of advancement of fellowship among nations as reasons. Trump was nominated by several people, including prominent figures like Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, however, many nominations were submitted after the deadline.
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Maria Corina Machado has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her work promoting democratic rights in Venezuela. The 58-year-old opposition leader was recognized for her tireless efforts in advocating for a peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy. Ms. Machado dedicated her win to President Donald Trump and the suffering people of Venezuela. Donald Trump, also vying for the award, has expressed frustration over the lack of cooperation in his peacemaking efforts.
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The Nobel Committee awarded the peace prize to Venezuelan politician Maria Corina Machado, recognizing her decades-long fight for democracy in Venezuela. The White House criticized the decision, with the Director of Communications stating President Trump deserved the prize for his humanitarian efforts. Despite Trump’s hopes, the Gaza peace deal had no bearing on the committee’s choice. Machado, who has been in hiding after last year’s election, has inspired millions, promoting democratic rights in Venezuela and striving for a peaceful transition from dictatorship.
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The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado for her dedication to promoting democratic rights and a peaceful transition in Venezuela. The announcement, made by the Norwegian Nobel Committee, highlighted Machado’s work amidst threats and her choice to remain in the country, inspiring millions. The award came despite pressure from those who supported former president Donald Trump, who was also nominated, but the committee emphasized its decisions are based solely on the legacy of Alfred Nobel. The prize, which is worth Skr11m, is scheduled to be presented in Oslo on December 10th.
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The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, sparking disappointment among supporters of former President Donald Trump. Prominent MAGA figures took to social media to express their outrage, claiming the prize was undeserved and that Trump should have won, especially given his efforts in foreign policy. Trump and his allies had actively campaigned for the award, particularly highlighting his administration’s involvement in peace efforts, such as the Gaza peace deal. However, due to nomination deadlines, it’s unlikely Trump was eligible for the award.
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Venezuelan opposition leader MarÃa Corina Machado has been in hiding since August 2024 after the July elections. In a letter published by the Wall Street Journal, she claims to have proof that Nicolás Maduro did not win the election and fears for her safety. The letter details actions taken by Maduro’s government to prevent her from running and the subsequent protests that followed. She was briefly detained at a January protest before being released, and could be captured again at any time.
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Venezuela’s Maria Corina Machado wins the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for her tireless work promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela and her struggle to achieve a just and peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy. This is a truly well-deserved recognition. It acknowledges her bravery in the face of immense personal risk, fighting for democracy under a regime that has actively sought to silence and intimidate her. The fact that she is currently being pursued by Maduro’s forces, potentially unable to receive the award in person, only underscores the peril she faces and the importance of her work.
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Following a large anti-government protest in Caracas, Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado was allegedly abducted by regime officials after leaving a rally. After approximately three hours, Machado’s supporters reported her release, claiming she was forcibly removed from a motorbike and compelled to record videos. This incident, condemned internationally, followed Machado’s reappearance at the protest after over 133 days in hiding, and is viewed by some analysts as a sign of the Maduro regime’s strengthened control and confidence.
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