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Nobel Peace Prize 2025: María Corina Machado

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522 points pykello | 2 comments | 10 Oct 25 09:03 UTC | HN request time: 0.001s | source
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s-a-p ◴[10 Oct 25 09:11 UTC] No.45536751[source]▶
I know a big baby that isn't going to be happy about this one :)
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geremiiah ◴[10 Oct 25 09:19 UTC] No.45536810[source]▶
Check her Twitter. She supports Trump.
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ErneX ◴[10 Oct 25 09:49 UTC] No.45537003[source]▶
See I truly respect President Boric from Chile, it’s one of the few progressive leaders from the region that has been outspoken about the Maduro regime and calling it what it is: a dictatorship. Unlike other leaders of the region who could be doing way more.

It’s pretty understandable for Mrs. Corina to take whatever support she gets internationally.

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1. pydry ◴[10 Oct 25 11:12 UTC] No.45537531{3}[source]▶
Including from a certain genocidal regime in the middle east which she supports:

https://x.com/VenteVenezuela/status/1286346531591852036

Providing her with this award while Trump's naval battle groups stand ready to attack Venezuela isnt helping arrest the collapse of the west's moral authority.

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2. ErneX ◴[10 Oct 25 11:58 UTC] No.45537910[source]▶
Probably not, but it also sheds some light on left leaning democracies that are too soft with the Maduro regime just because they share some ideology.