María Corina Machado, a Venezuelan opposition leader, has spoken out about the oil agreement announced by the US president and Venezuela's president. She questioned the legitimacy of the pact, citing the current regime in Venezuela. Machado emphasized the strategic importance of the association between the two countries and stressed the need for a serious and democratic government to ensure long-term investments.

Machado's comments were made in response to the announced agreement, which aims to exploit oil wells. She highlighted the need for sustainability and security in the partnership. Further details about her statement and the agreement are available from the source. Machado's remarks come as she remains outside of her home country, where she previously served as a congresswoman.