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Maria Corina Machado is back in Venezuela. Thousands of supporters flooded the streets of Caracas to welcome the Nobel Peace Prize winner home after months in exile. This could be a defining moment for Venezuela’s most influential opposition leader, but can she turn public support into real political change? DW speaks to Christopher Sabatini, director of the Latin America Program at London-based think tank Chatham House about the future of Venezuelan democracy, elections, and the battle for influence shaping the country.
