Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores, charged in the United States with new charges of torture and repression
The charge is added to the case for drug trafficking and other crimes that the couple faces in a federal court in New York
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The charge is added to the case for drug trafficking and other crimes that the couple faces in a federal court in New York
Under the shadow of possible new charges of torture, the judge will hear the arguments to decide whether Flores will remain in Brooklyn prison or whether he will be on bail.
The prosecutors who bring the case against the former president claim that neither the White House nor Miraflores have recognized Maduro as president, so neither should the federal court.
Claudia Macero, the right hand of the opposition, lands this Sunday in Maiquetía surrounded by journalists and sympathizers. "I'm on my way," he said.
Three months after the earthquakes in Venezuela, the reconstruction is in some corners of the zero zone while in others the mourning did not even begin
After seven failed attempts to return to their country, three of them this week, the opposition leader is a step away from breaking up with Trump, but she doesn't. Unfulfilled return promises waste their credibility
Flores' request for release on bail will be discussed at an audience set for next October 8
The President returns to the General Assembly, a forum in which she attacked the United States, not to mention Maduro, only 14 kilometres from the UN headquarters.
The leader of Venezuela attended the UN speech in which the Republican called Maduro "criminal dictator" and spoke of his country's oil as a "loot" to take over
Journalists, politicians, businessmen and human rights defenders emphasize their speeches and strategies to avoid dismowing Americans
The visit will be the first of a head of State of Venezuela to the United Nations since President Maduro's speech in 2018