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- Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado called for elections next year, targeting a July vote.
- Machado said there is more than enough time to prepare for the election.
- She urged transparency in managing proceeds from Venezuela’s oil sales overseen by Washington.
- Machado noted the U.S. government and Venezuelan people agree stable democracy is needed for a sustainable victory.
- She is described as the winner of last year’s Nobel Peace Prize.