Following the military coup in which Nicolas Maduro was taken, Maria Corina Machado broke her solitude and spoke with Fox News.

The opposition leader expressed his gratitude to the United States senator for the" courageous behavior" that led to Maduro's demise and made an effort to win him over by expressing his desire to share his Nobel Peace Prize with the president.

However, it appears as though the goal will continue to be pure language, as the Scandinavian Nobel Institute has confirmed that a Nobel Prize may be transferred to third parties.

The Nobel Prize is not transferable or revoked. The award is final when the winner or laureates have been chosen, according to spokesman Erik Aasheim.

The Norwegian Nobel Institute, which serves as the Norwegian Nobel Committee's secretary, said," The prize or medalists are free to dispose of the prize money as they see fit. "

In an interview with Fox News on Monday, Machado stated that" we truly want to give it to him and share it with him" and that he had already given the Nobel Prize to Trump when he had received it.

According to what he said on Monday, The Washington Post reported that Machado's acceptance of the Nobel Prize, which Trump had coveted, does had cost her the help of the party because he had denied her the opportunity to lead a shift in Venezuela following Maduro's capture. Trump has denied this knowledge, though he has claimed that Machado" should not have won it. " She is a very good woman, she says. But she lacks the country's help or value, according to Trump.

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