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The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize: A Brave Winner!

Imagine winning a super-important award for making the world a better place! That's what happened in 2025!

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Historisk Museum Oslo Norway (2025-04-10) ST. OLAVS ORDEN storkors 1896 med kjede 1925 (Order of St. Olav, Grand Cross 1896, with chain 1925) awarded to FRIDTJOF NANSEN (Oscar II monogram) IMG 5981

Historisk Museum Oslo Norway (2025-04-10) ST. OLAVS ORDEN storkors 1896 med kjede 1925 (Order of St. Olav, Grand Cross 1896, with chain 1925) awarded to FRIDTJOF NANSEN (Oscar II monogram) IMG 5981

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Nobel Peace Prize 2025 - María Corina Machado press conference (3x4 cropped)
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Key Facts

Awarded To
María Corina Machado.
Announced On
October 10, 2025.
Awarded In
Oslo, Norway.
Reason For Award
Extraordinary civilian courage in Latin America.

Who Gets This Awesome Award?

The Nobel Peace Prize is like the biggest gold star for people who try to stop fights and make everyone get along. It was started a long, long time ago by a man named Alfred Nobel. Every year, a special group called the Norwegian Nobel Committee picks someone who has done amazing things for peace. In 2025, they chose a very brave woman named María Corina Machado from Venezuela!

Why Is She So Special?

María Corina Machado is being celebrated because she is super courageous. The people who give the award said she is 'one of the most extraordinary examples of civilian courage in Latin America in recent times.' That means she's been incredibly brave, even when things were scary. She's like a superhero for peace, standing up for what's right and inspiring others to do the same.

A Prize for Peace!

This prize isn't just a medal; it's a way to say 'thank you' and 'keep going!' to people who work hard for peace. It's announced in a big city called Oslo, in Norway, and given out on December 10th. Winning this award means the whole world notices the important work you're doing to make things peaceful and fair for everyone.

A Venezuelan Star!

María Corina Machado is the second person from Venezuela to win a Nobel Prize. The first was a scientist named Baruj Benacerraf, who won a prize for medicine in 1980. It’s really cool that someone from Venezuela is now being honored for peace. This award shines a light on her bravery and her fight for a better future for her country.

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