María Corina Machado, a prominent Venezuelan opposition leader, has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, a decision that has sparked significant discussion and controversy. While Machado praised former U.S. President Donald Trump for his support, the White House criticized the Nobel Committee for not awarding the prize to Trump himself. Machado dedicated her win to Trump, calling him deserving of a Nobel Peace Prize for his bold actions against the Venezuelan regime, which she claims has plunged the country into chaos. The announcement has polarized opinions: some celebrate it as a recognition of the pro-democracy movement in Venezuela, while others question the implications of associating a peace prize with political figures known for contentious actions. As the fallout from this award continues, analysts debate its potential impact on Venezuelan politics and U.S.-Venezuelan relations.