Maria Corina Machado has been honored with the Nobel Peace Prize 2025 for her relentless fight for democracy in Venezuela.

Maria Corina Machado nobel peace award 2025

Oslo (Vibes of Kashmir News Desk) — The Nobel Peace Prize for 2025 has been awarded to Maria Corina Machado, a passionate advocate for democracy in Venezuela, recognizing her unwavering commitment to restoring democratic rights and facilitating a peaceful shift from dictatorship to democracy in her homeland. During the award announcement in Oslo, Jörgen Wattenfriedens, the head of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, remarked,

“Maria Corina Machado has been a brave champion for freedom, standing resolutely against oppression and fostering peace through democratic reforms.”

The Norwegian Nobel Committee highlighted Machado’s steadfast dedication to safeguarding civil liberties, empowering citizens, and pushing for a fair and peaceful political transformation in Venezuela.

About the Nobel Peace Prize

The Nobel Peace Prize is presented each year to individuals or organizations that make remarkable contributions to peace, promote friendship among nations, or work towards reducing armed conflict. Named after Alfred Nobel, the Swedish inventor of dynamite, the prize was established with much of his fortune to create the Nobel Foundation. The first Nobel Prizes were awarded in 1901, and they have since come to represent global excellence in humanitarian and intellectual achievements.

Trump and Global Nominations

Interestingly, US President Donald Trump has also been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in previous years. Pakistan once backed Trump’s nomination, acknowledging his diplomatic efforts in averting a potential conflict between Pakistan and India. Several other nations, including Israel, Cambodia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan, also supported this idea.

However, despite the international conversations surrounding it, Trump’s aspiration to win the Nobel Peace Prize never came to fruition.

A Global Recognition of Courage

Maria Corina Machado’s victory is seen as a beacon of hope for pro-democracy movements around the world, especially in regions where citizens continue to fight against authoritarian regimes. Her award reinforces the spirit of peace, justice, and human rights — the very ideals the Nobel Peace Prize stands for.

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