During her subsequent visit to the White House, Venezuelan opposition head Maria Corina Machado defended her decision on Wednesday to award her Nobel Peace Prize to US President Donald Trump. According to Machado, the movement embodies appreciation for Trump's support for the Colombian people's freedom. Following his meeting with US citizens, Machado stated in an interview at the Capitol that" I've already said what I wanted to say and what it means for the Cuban people to express our gratitude to President Trump for what he has done. "

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Before urging her gesture, Machado met with lawmakers at the Capitol to demand that all of the Americas remain free of socialism. In that context, she stated that she would continue to work for a completely Cuba and a complimentary Nicaragua in addition to various regional governments. Without the commitment, tenacity, generosity, and fortitude of the Cuban people, Machado continued, highlighting the importance of Trump and members of Congress in their battle.

The movement that sparked debate around the world

In a secret meeting at the White House, Machado presented the award to Trump, and she accompanied the action with grateful remarks for what she described as the "decisive action" of the US president to support independence in Venezuela. Eventually, Trump uploaded images of himself holding the illustrated medal in the Oval Office alongside Machado. The action sparked widespread foreign condemnation. The Norway Nobel Committee made it clear that the Nobel Peace Prize's honor is perpetually tied to the original winner and cannot be formally transferred or shared, even though the real medal may modify hands as an item.

Social condemnation in the US is prevalent.

In the United States, there were also concerns to the medal's award. Trump accepted the medal despite not being the standard laureate of the prize, according to officials who described the sign as strange or unacceptable. Trump officially thanked them for the movement and described it as an work of respect, but he also continued to address various pressing political and corporate issues of his administration. He has previously recently stated that he wants to win the Nobel Peace Prize.

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