"Actually, I spoke with president Trump on October 10, the same day the [Noble peace] prize was announced, [but] not since then, Machado said on Fox News. Machado widely seen as Maduro's most credible opponent left Venezuela last month to travel to Norway to accept the award and hasn't returned since. I'm planning to go as soon as possible back home, she told Fox when asked about her plans to return to Venezuela."
"More than a dozen media workers were detained on Monday while covering events in the Venezuelan capital, including a march in support of ousted president Nicolas Maduro and the swearing-in of the country's new legislature, the Venezuelan press association said. All 14 of those detained in Caracas were later released, the National Union of Press Workers (SNTP) posted on X, though one was a foreign journalist who was deported."
More than a dozen media workers were detained in Caracas while covering a march supporting ousted president Nicolas Maduro and the swearing-in of the new National Assembly; all 14 detained were later released and one foreign journalist was deported, the SNTP posted on X. Eleven of those detained worked for international outlets and one for a national outlet, Reuters quoted the SNTP. Opposition leader and Nobel laureate Maria Corina Machado said she last spoke with Donald Trump on October 10, 2025, left Venezuela to accept the prize in Norway and has not returned. A classified CIA assessment told Trump that senior Maduro loyalists, including interim president Delcy Rodriguez, were best positioned to maintain stability.
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