Supporters in Caracas turned out in large numbers to greet an opposition figure returning to Venezuela following years abroad, marking a significant political moment amid the country’s deepening divisions. The homecoming comes as tensions remain high between the government and opposition factions, with the leader’s presence expected to reignite debates over democracy and governance. Authorities had previously restricted her movement, raising questions about the extent of her political influence upon her return. The scene underscores the high stakes of Venezuela’s political landscape, where public demonstrations often reflect broader struggles for power and reform.
Thousands lined the streets of Caracas to welcome opposition leader Maria Corina Machado back to Venezuela after exile.
