Julia Carneiro

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284 appearances 46 recordings 2 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 7 May

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In a live TV broadcast, Venezuela's vice president, Delce Rodriguez, called the Nobel Peace Prize a total failure and compared the ceremony to a funeral.
The lady did not show up, Rodriguez said.
They say it's because she was afraid, because people protested on the streets in Norway, because this prize is stained with blood.
She referred to protests on the eve of the ceremony, when crowds denounced Maria Corina Machado's alignment with U.S.
President Donald Trump as he ramps up his aggressive military campaign against Venezuela.
The Nobel Peace Laureate even dedicated the prize to Trump when she was named to receive it for her struggle against Venezuela's authoritarian regime.
For NPR News, I'm Julia Carneiro.
Ana Corina Sosa Machado received the prize next to a large picture of Maria Corina Machado framed by flowers.
She gave voice to her mother's speech.
Machado, the Nobel Peace Laureate, said state terrorism forced 9 million people to flee Venezuela and try to bury the will of the people.
But they did not surrender.
Machado honored political prisoners and the millions of anonymous people who risked their lives for Venezuela, saying the prize and the future belongs to them.
For NPR News, I'm Julia Carneiro.
Yeah.
Maria Corina Machado was about to get on a plane when the chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Jorgen Vatne Fridnes, managed to reach her, finally confirming that she was safe and would make it to Oslo.
On the phone call, Machado told him many people had to risk their lives for her to leave Venezuela.
There was a standing ovation at the ceremony as Fridnes handed the prize to her daughter.
He said they were honoring Machado and paying tribute to all who wait in the dark in Venezuela and suffer the violence of Nicolás Maduro's, quote, brutal regime.
For NPR News, I'm Júlia Carneiro.
Maria Corina Machado's mother has been praying the rosary every day, asking for her daughter to make it to Oslo.
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