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Venezuelan Opposition Leader María Machado Urges Elections Following Return From Exile
Venezuelan opposition leader María Machado has called for elections upon returning from nearly a year in exile. She stated that the nation's political transition would be irreversible and peaceful.
Venezuelan opposition leader María Machado has called for elections following her return to the country, ending a period in exile that lasted nearly a year.
Speaking on the political future of Venezuela upon her return, Machado said that the transition in the country's government would be "irreversible, organised, pacific."
Her statements mark her initial public appeal for an electoral process and an orderly shift in governance following her extended absence abroad.
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