Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize recipient María Corina Machado said a political transition in Venezuela would usher in investment, security, and a return to constitutional order, describing the current moment as "historic" and "decisive" for the country.
In an interview with El Mundo from hiding, Machado said "90% of Venezuelans want change" and that the opposition has already "begun a journey from chaos to order and peace." She declined to confirm whether she plans to travel to Oslo next week for the Nobel ceremony, citing security concerns.
