United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio has made clear that the role opposition leader María Corina Machado may play in any political transition in Venezuela will be decided by Venezuelans themselves, not by Washington. Speaking during a recent engagement, Rubio stated that the US administration would not impose a particular outcome. The remarks come amid ongoing discussions about Venezuela’s political future following disputed elections and international pressure for a democratic transition. Rubio’s comments underscore a non-interventionist stance, leaving the door open for Venezuelan-led solutions.
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