She herself has called the president of the United States, Donald Trump, by phone to dedicate her award to him for his support of the Venezuelan cause. Hours later, from the White House, the president of the United States dedicated a few words to the winner that have made the rounds on social networks, and with which he has buried the hatchet.
During a press conference, he assured that Corina Machado was “very kind” to dedicate to him the Nobel Prize that she received and to which the Republican president also aspired. “The person who received the Nobel Prize today called me and said, ‘I’m accepting this in your honor because you really deserved it.’ It was a very kind thing of him.” Laughing, he did not ask for the award: “I didn’t say ‘give it to me’.” “She was very kind. And I have been helping her at all times. She needs a lot of help. In Venezuela, there is a disaster,” he noted.
Thus, The president once again insisted that he has managed to end eight warsincluding Gaza, after and the release of the hostages following the peace plan he proposed just one day before the Norwegian Nobel Committee announced this year’s winner. “I am happy because I saved millions of lives, many millions of lives,” he declared. The president usually claims that he has resolved, in addition to the Gaza war, seven other conflicts: Cambodia-Thailand, Kosovo-Serbia, Democratic Republic of the Congo-Rwanda, Pakistan-India, Israel-Iran, Egypt-Ethiopia and Armenia-Azerbaijan.
For this reason, Trump aspired to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, especially since it was won in 2009 by then-President Barack Obama, someone who for the Republican was not worthy of the award. White House sources criticized the Nobel Committee this Friday for “put politics before peace.” “President Trump will continue to promote peace agreements, ending wars and saving lives,” said Steven Cheung, White House Communications Director.
Machado, who received the award for “his tireless work promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela,” dedicated the award to him in a message in English published on
