Maria Corina Machado says she has returned to Venezuela

Maria Corina Machado has announced that she has returned to Venezuela. She had been in exile. She is the Venezuelan opposition leader. The announcement says the return has happened.

The report also identifies her as a Nobel Peace Prize laureate. That identification is part of the description of her return. The place she says she has returned to is Venezuela. The status she left is exile.

Machado is the person making the announcement. The opposition leadership is the political role named. Exile is the prior location status named. Return is the new status she announced.

The report presents the return as her announcement. It places the announcement in the setting of the crisis in Venezuela. It does not describe an airport greeting or a crowd size. It does name her and the fact of the announced return.

The laureate description is included in the same report. The report does not restate a prize year with this announcement. It uses the laureate title as part of who she is. The news act is the return from exile.

The recorded political news is Machado announcement. The place is Venezuela. The change is from exile to return. The roles named are opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate.