The leader of the Venezuelan opposition, María Corina Machado, addressed the United States government to argue that the true enemy of Washington in Venezuela is the current Venezuelan government, led by President Nicolás Maduro.
The statement was made days after the signing of an oil agreement between the United States and Venezuela, which makes the timing particularly relevant in the context of bilateral relations between the two countries.
Corina Machado, who is the main figure of the Venezuelan opposition, sought to alert Washington to what she considers to be the threat posed by the Caracas executive, contradicting the diplomatic rapprochement that was being built through the oil agreement.
The article does not specify the details of the mentioned oil agreement or the reactions of the American government or Maduro's executive to Corina Machado's statements.
