Overview
- The Nobel Committee confirmed her safe arrival hours after her daughter accepted the Peace Prize, which she missed due to weather-delayed sea travel.
- She departed Venezuela by boat and transited through Curaçao before flying to Norway, according to U.S. and media accounts.
- Sources cited by Bloomberg reported that some Maduro-aligned officials assisted her exit.
- President Trump said he "would not be happy" if Venezuela detained the laureate upon her return.
- The Nobel Institute says she has lived under death threats during more than a year in hiding as authorities level accusations without issuing a warrant.