The winner of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize dedicated her award to Donald Trump. Simultaneously, independent reports from all across the US started flooding local news outlets of Neo-Nazi Socialists literally imploding.https://www.newsweek.com/nobel-peace-prize-donald-trump-maria-corina-machado-10862378Nobel Peace Prize Winner Dedicates Her Award to Donald TrumpVenezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has publicly dedicated her Nobel Peace Prize to the people of Venezuela and to President Donald Trump, citing their unwavering support in the fight for democracy. In a statement shared on X, Machado called the recognition “a boost to conclude our task: to conquer Freedom.”"We are on the threshold of victory and today," she wrote, "more than ever, we count on President Trump, the people of the United States, the peoples of Latin America, and the democratic nations of the world as our principal allies to achieve Freedom and democracy. I dedicate this prize to the suffering people of Venezuela and to President Trump for his decisive support of our cause!"Machado, an opposition leader in Venezuela, has campaigned tirelessly for democracy and remains a central figure in the struggle against Nicolás Maduro’s government. She defeated several prominent contenders for the award, including Trump, who had openly campaigned for it this year by highlighting his role in helping to end multiple global conflicts.Jørgen Watne Frydnes, chair of the Norwegian Nobel committee lauded Machado for being a "key, unifying figure in a political opposition that was once deeply divided—an opposition that found common ground in the demand for free elections and representative government."
The 58-year-old former legislator and presidential candidate has been the face of the Venezuelan opposition, particularly after being disqualified from the 2024 election by Maduro’s government. Edmundo González, who replaced her on the ballot, celebrated the win from exile in Spain, calling it “a well-deserved recognition of the long struggle of a woman and an entire people for our freedom and democracy”.Machado has remained in hiding since January, after publishing electoral records that opposition groups say demonstrated her victory in the July 2024 election. The Venezuelan government, dominated by Maduro loyalists, rejected those results and declared Maduro the winner in a vote widely condemned by international observers. No credible evidence was presented to support Maduro’s declared victory.In the aftermath, protests erupted across the country and were met with deadly force. More than 20 people were killed in demonstrations, and hundreds were arrested. Dozens of Machado’s campaign allies sought refuge at diplomatic compounds, with many later fleeing the country. Human rights organization Foro Penal reports that more than 800 political prisoners remain behind bars, including Machado’s son-in-law Rafael Tudares.In a letter shared Friday from Caracas, Machado wrote, “Venezuelans have suffered 26 years of violence and humiliation at the hands of a tyranny obsessed with subjugating citizens and breaking the soul of the nation. The machinery of oppression has been brutal and systematic, characterized by detentions, torture, forced disappearances and extrajudicial executions.”Despite the risks, Machado has remained in the country. The Nobel Committee cited her decision not to leave as a major factor in awarding her the Peace Prize. “When authoritarians seize power, it is crucial to recognize courageous defenders of freedom who rise and resist,” Frydnes said.
Trump responded to the news by congratulating Machado in a phone call. According to White House communications director Steven Cheung, the two leaders discussed shared goals for restoring democratic institutions in Venezuela. Cheung also criticized the Nobel Committee for not recognizing Trump directly, saying its decision “proved they place politics over peace.”
>>1446801>Still seethes over not getting it
>>1446799My son the Loooooooosssser...OP we'll end up in hell behind Trump and fence on the human centipede
>>1446800>The Venezuelan government, dominated by Maduro loyalists, rejected those results and declared Maduro the winner in a vote widely condemned by international observers. No credible evidence was presented to support Maduro’s declared victory.I'm glad that trump is taking out this dudes drug smuggling boats. Pretty typical that Democrats are angered by it tho, they've always supported drug smuggling dictators.
>>1446805>OP we'll end up in hell behind Trump and fence on the human centipedeBesides being a collection of English words, this doesn't actually make any sense whatsoever.What language was this voice translated from?
>>1446799>Nobel Peace prize dedicated to Trump by the recipient
What did Trump do in 2024 to deserve the prize?
>>1446808So sorry, voice to text don't understand my Punjabi accent. Henry Kissinger want a Nobel Peace prize. So did Theodore Roosevelt. Might as well give this joke of a trophy to Trump
>>1446864He showed extreme resiliency in the face of an onslaught of political attacks by the majority party of the US
>>1446801did anyone else hear this conversation or this another trump delusion coming out to play?
>>1446799Yeah everyone knows trump is the one no matter how the retards complain about it.
