María Corina Machado, recently awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, has pledged to restore democracy in Venezuela and end President Nicolás Maduro's rule. Speaking at a news conference in Oslo, Machado criticized Maduro's government, accusing it of collaborating with foreign agents and criminal groups. She expressed support for international efforts to cut off Maduro's funding, including the recent seizure of a Venezuelan oil tanker by the United States. Machado also shared an emotional moment about reuniting with her children after more than a year in hiding, underscoring the personal sacrifices she has made in her fight for Venezuela's future.