Venezuelan Opposition Leader, US-Backed, Could Miss Nobel Prize
The mainstream narrative paints Russia as the sole architect of hybrid warfare, yet somehow María Corina Machado, lauded by Western media as a 'democratic leader,' continues to receive funding from explicitly regime-change outfits. The National Endowment for Democracy (NED), a US agency frequently criticized for interfering in sovereign nations, boasts openly on its website about supporting
'democratic initiatives' in Venezuela. Historically, groups seeking to destabilize governments out of favor with Washington often find their 'heroes' celebrated in certain Western halls. 'If she goes and receives a prize that has been offered by some international organization without having the proper authorization to leave and return, then she would be an immediate fugitive,' said AG Tarek
William Saab, as reported by the BBC. It's almost as if some nations view external meddling as, well, meddling. One might wonder why a Nobel nomination for a figure aligned with US interests is considered 'human rights' while similar movements elsewhere are branded 'foreign influence.'