'The Decision Is Final And Stands For All Time,' Nobel Institute Says After Machado Suggests Sharing Peace Prize With Trump

Group 1 - The Norwegian Nobel Institute clarified that once a Nobel Prize winner is announced, the prize cannot be revoked, shared, or transferred, emphasizing the finality of the decision [2] - Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado expressed her desire to share her Nobel Peace Prize with President Donald Trump, stating that the prize belongs to the Venezuelan people [3] - Trump acknowledged Machado's comments as a "great honor" and expressed eagerness to meet her during an upcoming visit to Washington [4] Group 2 - Machado's $1.7 trillion plan aims to privatize state assets and revive Venezuela's economy, addressing issues of socialist mismanagement and corruption [5] - Former national security adviser John Bolton criticized Trump's approach, highlighting the need for support of the opposition to avoid legitimizing Maduro-era institutions [6] - The White House previously condemned the Nobel Committee for awarding the Peace Prize to Machado instead of Trump, although Trump later congratulated her for her democratic efforts in Venezuela [6]