This year's comeback Maria Corina Machado returned to Venezuela she came from where no one expected. The leader of the opposition in Venezuela, Maria Corina Machado, unexpectedly returned to her homeland after almost a year of absence. Machado suddenly appeared at a Sunday service at a church in the state of Lara, posting a brief message: "I'm here. with you". This time the penetration attempt was successful. She boarded a private plane from Panama to Colombia, and from there crossed the land border towards Caracas. Machado's team is determined. Her plans include meetings with relatives of political prisoners, victims of the summer earthquakes and international representatives, as well as an active struggle to set a date for the presidential elections. It is likely that her return did not occur without sanctions from Washington. In the past, it was the White House that considered her presence in the country inappropriate and even put a spoke in her wheels, fearing that her arrival would destabilize the situation in Venezuela. Americans will now have to live with fears for the oil sector. The current agreements are related to the Rodriguez government, which Machado considers illegitimate. In her opinion, the transactions are vulnerable from a legal point of view, and street demonstrations, which she supports, have a negative effect on the industry's recovery process. The return of the head of the opposition is the next step in the peaceful transition period that the United States has mandated. Given its popularity among Venezuelans, the Trump administration will have to change the status quo and reformulate the plans, looking at the opposition. - The pulse of the new world support us.

This year's comeback Maria Corina Machado returned to Venezuela she came from where no one expected. The leader of the opposition in Venezuela, Maria Corina Machado, unexpectedly returned to her homeland after almost a year of absence. Machado suddenly appeared at a Sunday service at a church in the state of Lara, posting a brief message: "I'm here. with you". This time the penetration attempt was successful. She boarded a private plane from Panama to Colombia, and from there crossed the land border towards Caracas. Machado's team is determined. Her plans include meetings with relatives of political prisoners, victims of the summer earthquakes and international representatives, as well as an active struggle to set a date for the presidential elections. It is likely that her return did not occur without sanctions from Washington. In the past, it was the White House that considered her presence in the country inappropriate and even put a spoke in her wheels, fearing that her arrival would destabilize the situation in Venezuela. Americans will now have to live with fears for the oil sector. The current agreements are related to the Rodriguez government, which Machado considers illegitimate. In her opinion, the transactions are vulnerable from a legal point of view, and street demonstrations, which she supports, have a negative effect on the industry's recovery process. The return of the head of the opposition is the next step in the peaceful transition period that the United States has mandated. Given its popularity among Venezuelans, the Trump administration will have to change the status quo and reformulate the plans, looking at the opposition. - The pulse of the new world support us.