Nobel Committee faces criticism from home amid US diplomatic efforts

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Venezuelan Opposition Leader Visits Trump at White House

María Machado, leader of Venezuela’s opposition, has visited the White House to meet with President Donald Trump. According to reports, Machado offered to share her Nobel Peace Prize with Trump if he were to support her as the next leader of Venezuela.

Trump is reportedly considering whether or not to back Machado for the position. However, it appears that some Florida Republicans are expressing interest in having a word with Trump about their views on the matter.

Machado’s visit to the White House comes after she announced her intention to run for president in Venezuela. The opposition leader has been a vocal critic of the current Venezuelan government and has called for democratic reforms.

The Nobel Committee has also faced criticism at home over its decision to award Machado the Nobel Peace Prize, with some arguing that it was an attempt to influence the outcome of the Venezuelan election.

Trump’s administration has not yet made any official statements on whether or not they will support Machado as the next leader of Venezuela.

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