Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado praised former President Donald Trump for his tough stance against dictator Nicolás Maduro’s regime. She called Trump’s cancellation of oil licenses a “bold move” to cut off funding for Maduro’s corrupt government. Machado said the money from oil deals wasn’t helping Venezuelans but was lining the pockets of Maduro’s cronies and financing repression.
Trump’s tariffs on countries importing Venezuelan oil have tightened the economic noose around Maduro’s regime. Machado claims this strategy starves Maduro’s military and propaganda machine of resources. She insists Trump’s approach is the only way to peacefully restore democracy and end Venezuela’s suffering under socialism.
Maduro’s thugs recently stormed Machado’s home in Caracas, but she remains defiant. Trump publicly warned Maduro not to harm opposition leaders, showcasing American strength against dictators. Machado called Trump’s leadership “unwavering” compared to weak global leaders who negotiate with tyrants.
The opposition recognizes Edmundo González as Venezuela’s rightful president after Maduro’s fraudulent election. Machado blasted socialist lies about Trump’s policies hurting Venezuelans, saying Maduro’s regime already stole everything. She vowed to transform Venezuela into a democratic “energy hub” that benefits America’s economy.
Globalist leaders and left-wing media have criticized Trump’s sanctions, but Machado says they’re essential. She accused China and Russia of propping up Maduro with surveillance tech and weapons. Trump’s policies, she argues, protect U.S. interests by dismantling Venezuela’s role as a “criminal hub” for drug trafficking.
While the Biden administration coddled dictators, Trump took real action to support freedom. Machado reminded Americans that socialism destroyed Venezuela—a warning for those pushing radical left policies in the U.S. She urged patriots to back leaders who prioritize national security over globalist deals.
Machado’s courage inspires freedom-loving people worldwide. Unlike woke activists, she fights for traditional values and rejects Marxist lies about oppression. Her alliance with Trump proves strong leadership defeats tyranny faster than weak diplomacy.
The choice is clear: stand with Trump’s America-first policies or let socialism spread. Machado’s message to hardworking Americans is simple—strength beats surrender. Freedom wins when we reject appeasement and back leaders who crush dictators, not coddle them.
