Nobel Institute Blocks Machado’s Trump Prize Move
Liberty Check
- The Nobel Institute firmly rejected any attempt to reassign the prize, stating its decisions are permanent.
- Machado escaped Venezuela for Norway, where she credited Trump during the Nobel award, calling his actions “historic.”
- President Trump said accepting such an honor would be “a great honor” and plans to meet with Machado in Washington.
The Nobel Institute has strictly ruled out the possibility of Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado sharing or transferring her Peace Prize to President Donald Trump. The announcement came after Machado publicly dedicated the award to Trump for his stance against the Maduro regime.
The Nobel Institute declared, “Once a Nobel Prize is announced, it cannot be revoked, shared, or transferred to others.”
This development highlights the global recognition for standing firm against authoritarian rule and reinforces the critical role of the United States in supporting democracy abroad. Stay active, question the narrative, and hold institutions accountable.
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Bill
January 13, 2026 at 12:15 pm
I’ll bet they wouldn’t mind her “sharing” the Award with Obama the Great. He was the best President, the best World Leader, the best at Everything! It wouldn’t even be a question if she wanted to share it with Him! In fact, from this day on, all Nobel Peace Awards will be given to the Great Leader, Barack Hussein Obama.