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Narco-terrorism

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Maduro detained at Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center — Api.time.com

Maduro detained at Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center

Time reports that Nicolás Maduro, deposed and captured by American forces, is being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn after being transported from Caracas; just days earlier he was serving as the President of Venezuela. Maduro, seized in a U.S.-led raid on Saturday, is being held

Nicolás Maduro Arraigned in Manhattan, Pleads Not Guilty and Calls Himself 'Kidnapped' — Static01.nyt.com

Nicolás Maduro Arraigned in Manhattan, Pleads Not Guilty and Calls Himself 'Kidnapped'

Nicolás Maduro, the ousted Venezuelan president, appeared in a federal courthouse in Manhattan and pleaded not guilty to U.S. charges, saying he had been “kidnapped” and declaring, “I’m innocent. I’m not guilty. I am a decent man.” Prosecutors say Mr. Maduro was seized by Army Delta Force

Maduro pleads not guilty in Manhattan after US special forces capture — I.guim.co.uk

Maduro pleads not guilty in Manhattan after US special forces capture

Deposed Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro pleaded not guilty on Monday to drugs, weapons and narco-terrorism charges at a federal arraignment in Manhattan, two days after his capture by US special forces in an operation ordered by Donald Trump. The hearing lasted barely 30 minutes, during which Maduro was asked to

Nicolás Maduro arraigned in Manhattan federal court after capture — I.guim.co.uk

Nicolás Maduro arraigned in Manhattan federal court after capture

At noon on Monday, Nicolás Maduro was escorted into a Manhattan federal courtroom following his capture early on Saturday in Caracas, completing the seized Venezuelan leader’s journey from his capital city to a US courtroom. The appearance was described as a surreal display amid the fallout of a brazen

Cilia Flores, Venezuela’s first lady, captured with Nicolás Maduro and faces U.S. charges — People.com

Cilia Flores, Venezuela’s first lady, captured with Nicolás Maduro and faces U.S. charges

People reports Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, first lady Cilia Flores, were captured by U.S. forces in early January 2026 and will face charges in U.S. court related to alleged drug-related crimes. Flores, born Oct. 15, 1956, in Tinaquillo, studied criminal law at a private university