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Nobel Institute: Machado Can't Share Prize with Trump

The Norwegian Nobel Institute clarifies that once awarded, the Nobel Peace Prize cannot be transferred or shared, dampening Maria Corina Machados wish to share her prize with President Donald Trump. Despite Trumps interest in the prize and his support for acting President Delcy Rodriguez, Machado remains hopeful for Venezuelas democratic future. Checkout Solipillow.com

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