The scene is almost cinematic: a political leader living in hiding, wanted by her own government, slips out of a country in crise just to… receive the Nobel Peace Prize. If the world had an official Department of Irony, it would be handing out snacks. But here we are: María Corina Machado, 58, days away from taking the stage in Oslo while dozens of cities light up phone flashlights as if it were a democratic New Year’s Eve. Facts, not fiction.
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