Vente Venezuela, the political organization led by María Corina Machado, has announced that she will tour the country following her impending return to Venezuela. This announcement comes shortly after the release of her political coordinator Henry Alviárez, who emphasized the party's commitment to restoring Venezuelan institutions. Machado's planned tour signifies an important step towards reinvigorating the opposition, which has been significantly hampered by state repression and the exile of many activists.

Henry Alviárez stated that following the numerous recent releases of political prisoners, the priority for Vente Venezuela is to rebuild their disbanded organizational structures. The party aims to regain its influence and mobilize supporters who have been forced into hiding or living in exile due to government persecution. Alviárez himself remains under legal restrictions but is actively participating in planning the upcoming activities that aim to strengthen the party's local presence.

The implications of Machado's return and subsequent tour have the potential to shift the political landscape in Venezuela as the opposition seeks to challenge the current regime and push for a democratic transition. With a promised