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Maduro, speaking directly to his supporters, condemned what he called a "coup d'etat" orchestrated by the CIA. He urged the Trump administration to stay away, blaming foreign interference for exacerbating Venezuela’s crisis. Maduro's speeches are often rallying cries aimed at bolstering nationalistic sentiments and resisting foreign influence.
Meanwhile, opposition leader María Corina Machado has been recognized internationally for her efforts with a Nobel Peace Prize, which she accepted from an undisclosed location. Her recognition is seen as an endorsement of the pro-democracy movement within Venezuela, further fueling hopes among supporters that change is possible.