Nobel Prize received or awarded? The detective story behind this woman’s victory!

When this year’s Nobel Peace Prize was announced, the whole world was shocked. This award went to María Corina Machado, a Venezuelan opposition leader whose name was not on anyone’s list. Maria, the biggest and most fearless critic of her country’s President Nicolas Maduro, suddenly became the world’s biggest peace ambassador.

This victory was so unexpected that now a story is emerging behind it, which smells more of espionage, conspiracy and international politics than peace.

How did Mashado suddenly become the ‘angel of peace’?

Everyone is asking this question. Big names from all over the world were involved in the race for the Nobel Prize. But leaving everyone behind, this honor was given to Mashado.

Now the news coming out from the intelligence corridors is no less than the story of a spy film. It is being said that some of the most powerful intelligence agencies in the world are behind this award, like America’s CIA and Israel’s Mossadmay have a hand in this.

So is this just an award, or a huge political move?

Experts believe that this is not just an award, but a huge diplomatic move to corner Venezuelan President Maduro.

1. International pressure on Maduro: Maduro, whose government has been accused of dictatorship and human rights abuses, has always been in the eyes of Western countries. By awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to his worst enemy, Maduro has been portrayed around the world as a ‘villain’ and Machado as a ‘hero’.
2. ‘Protective cover’ for Mashado: After becoming a Nobel laureate, Maria Machado has become not just an opposition leader but an international celebrity. Now if Maduro’s government tries to arrest or harm him, it will draw the attention of the entire world. This award will act like a ‘security blanket’ for them.
3. Impact on upcoming elections: Elections are going to be held in Venezuela soon. At such a time, Machado receiving this honor will give new strength and legitimacy to the opposition, and the pressure on Maduro to hold fair elections will increase even more.

This incident shows that even awards like the Nobel Peace Prize are sometimes used not just for peace, but as a pawn in the ongoing chess game between the world’s major powers. So is this a tribute to peace, or the first link in a much larger conspiracy to bring about regime change in Venezuela? Only time will tell the answer to this.