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Richard Gurnell, who's negotiating peace with Venezuela, seems to be encouraging oil companies to take over Venezuela and possibly egging on a coup. This isn't peace; it's a strategic move for control.

Marco Rubio, as Secretary of State, is pushing for a more aggressive strategy against Venezuela, despite his role being to prevent war. This shift towards military conflict highlights the influence of neoconservative agendas.

Trump's desire for a Nobel Peace Prize may influence his actions in the Middle East peace process.

Maduro has offered massive concessions to the Trump administration, including opening up oil and gold projects to American companies. Despite these offers, diplomatic efforts were cut off, suggesting the U.S. seeks a better deal elsewhere.

The absurdity of a potential conflict with Norway over the Nobel Peace Prize highlights the irony of international politics, where the pursuit of peace can lead to unexpected tensions.

Maria Karina Machado, the opposition leader in Venezuela, won the Nobel Peace Prize. She is known for advocating free market economics and closer ties with the U.S., and has been a vocal critic of Nicholas Maduro.