The leader of Venezuela’s opposition, Maria Corina Machadowon the Nobel Peace Prize this Friday (10). The secretary of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Kristian Berghardt Pikem, called to break the news moments before the official announcement and the Venezuelan was thrilled.
During the conversation, María Corina expressed humility when told about the achievement: “I have no words. This is a movement, an attribution of the entire society. I am just one person, I certainly do not deserve this.” The committee secretary himself showed emotion when making the statement.
According to the committee, in promoting democratic rights for the Venezuelan people and his fight for a fair and peaceful transition to democracy in the country. The award represents a significant milestone for the Latin American country.
In her response, the opponent demonstrated determination by stating: “We are working hard to achieve this, but I am sure we will win.”
She dedicated the recognition to the Venezuelan people, emphasizing that the award represents an important validation of the fight for democracy in her country.
