María Corina returns to lead the Transition of Venezuela

María Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela after ten months, marking a significant moment in the political transition. Her first stop was the Divina Pastora sanctuary, where she expressed gratitude. Machado's return is seen as a boost for her popularity, with recent polls indicating strong support for her leadership. The event was celebrated by thousands along the route to Caracas, highlighting the public's desire for change. Despite challenges, including previous failed attempts to return, her arrival coincides with ongoing negotiations for a new electoral council. The political landscape remains complex, with ongoing discussions about reconciliation and the future of democracy in Venezuela.