Intimate diary of María Corina Machado's first week in Venezuela: the first cachapa, the race up the stairs to see Perkins, the reunion with her mentor...

Ana Corina Sosa, daughter of María Corina Machado, highlighted her mother's commitment to returning to Venezuela after receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. Upon her return, Machado was welcomed by crowds and engaged with citizens, emphasizing her dedication to democracy and support for victims of repression. She visited various locations, including a church in Barquisimeto and met with political prisoners and their families, promising justice and remembrance. Machado also addressed the devastation in La Guaira caused by earthquakes, vowing to help rebuild the area and encouraging community involvement in recovery efforts. Her presence sparked hope among Venezuelans, reinforcing her role as a symbol of resistance against the regime.