US Edition1/4/2026: Maduro; Here Come the Humanoids; Alysa Liu
- U.S. forces captured Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, transporting them to New York City to face federal charges after removing them from their compound on Friday.
- Maduro and Flores were indicted for leading a narco-terrorism conspiracy involving large-scale cocaine trafficking into the U.S., as reported by Attorney General Pam Bondi.
- Sara Foster celebrated this event, stating that Venezuela is liberated and emphasizing the harsh conditions people faced under Maduro's rule.
- Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Dan Caine mentioned that the operation was a coordinated effort involving over 150 aircraft.
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After the criticism of Emmanuel Macorn's reaction, the executive tried to calm the game. "We must now allow Venezuela to project itself in the post-Maduro," the government spokesman argued.
Donald Trump threatened to "wrong very hard" the Mollah regime in the event of repression of demonstrations in Iran. A warning that comes a few days after the capture of Nicolás Maduro.
Article originally published in Americas Quarterly. The United States will “rule” Venezuela after the capture of dictator Nicolás Maduro, declared President Donald Trump on Saturday, which raised several questions about the future of Venezuela and Latin America as a whole. “We will govern the country until we can achieve a safe, adequate and sensible transition,” Trump declared in a press conference. He did not offer complete details about the i…
Venezuelan criminal lawyer and human rights defender Tamara Suju spoke on Monday about all the crimes perpetrated by the Venezuelan regime and praised the work of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, for the recent capture of drug addict Nicolás Maduro, pointing out that Venezuelans are “thankful” for his arrest. “We Venezuelans alone cannot get him out, and Europe is not going to help us stop the tyrant, nor is Latin America going …
Football figures, Formula 1, cycling and Olympic sports are pronounced after the events in Caracas
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