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U.S. President Donald Trump criticized the method of selecting the Nobel Peace Prize, describing it as "rigged" and "corrupt." He stated that his administration ended eight wars during his presidency, for which he believed he deserved the award, but it was instead awarded to a liberal figure working at the United Nations, Navi Pillay. Trump condemned the neglect of his achievements in resolving international conflicts, asserting that his country deserved eight Nobel Prizes—one for each war he stopped. He cited the stance of the Venezuelan opposition leader, who told him she was more deserving of the prize. Trump also doubted the fairness of the selection process, pointing to corruption within it, in the context of his criticism of how the award is given.
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