María Corina Machado

hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans voluntarily coming back.

hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans voluntarily coming back.

Even though they know it's a hard moment, that we'll have to work really hard, but we know the potential, that unique potential.

Even though they know it's a hard moment, that we'll have to work really hard, but we know the potential, that unique potential.

And they want to be part of this.

And they want to be part of this.

It's much more than a political struggle.

It's much more than a political struggle.

For us, it's an existential struggle as a nation and also spiritual struggle as well.

For us, it's an existential struggle as a nation and also spiritual struggle as well.

Look, and we have seen that in Venezuela many times as well.

Look, and we have seen that in Venezuela many times as well.

I mean, we're talking about thousands of times in protests, in peaceful rallies, in people going out by tens of thousands and even hundreds of thousands.

I mean, we're talking about thousands of times in protests, in peaceful rallies, in people going out by tens of thousands and even hundreds of thousands.

But the regime has developed, this regime, Maduro, with the Cuban intelligence mechanisms to infiltrate.

But the regime has developed, this regime, Maduro, with the Cuban intelligence mechanisms to infiltrate.

And anyone who goes out is either detained, harmed, killed, disappeared.

And anyone who goes out is either detained, harmed, killed, disappeared.

When we won the election last year in July 28, thousands of people went to the streets while we were counting the votes, which I want to tell you a little bit more ahead.

When we won the election last year in July 28, thousands of people went to the streets while we were counting the votes, which I want to tell you a little bit more ahead.