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Maduro torture charges may expand US case against ex-president
Maduro torture charges could soon expand the US prosecution of the former Venezuelan president and Cilia Flores. Prosecutors are examining detainee abuse claims involving Americans held in Venezuela, while Flores separately seeks release over serious health concerns. Maduro and Flores could face new US charges over alleged torture Federal prosecutors in New York are expected to bring new criminal charges against former Venezuelan Preside
Maduro torture charges may expand US case against ex-president
Maduro torture charges could soon expand the US prosecution of the former Venezuelan president and Cilia Flores. Prosecutors are examining detainee abuse claims involving Americans held in Venezuela, while Flores separately seeks release over serious health concerns. Maduro and Flores could face new US charges over alleged torture Federal prosecutors in New York are expected to bring new criminal charges against former Venezuelan Preside
Nicolas Maduro pleads not guilty in US court, calls himself prisoner of war
Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro appeared in a New York court on Monday, January 5, alongside his wife, Cilia Flores, where both entered pleas of not guilty to charges filed against them in the United States. Addressing the court directly, Maduro asserted his position as the sitting president of Venezuela and described himself as a “prisoner of war,” claiming he was captured at his residence in Caracas. He maintained his innocence throughout the proceedings and said he wished to personall
Nicolas Maduro pleads not guilty in US court, calls himself prisoner of war
Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro appeared in a New York court on Monday, January 5, alongside his wife, Cilia Flores, where both entered pleas of not guilty to charges filed against them in the United States. Addressing the court directly, Maduro asserted his position as the sitting president of Venezuela and described himself as a “prisoner of war,” claiming he was captured at his residence in Caracas. He maintained his innocence throughout the proceedings and said he wished to personall









