US Edition‘Free Maduro!’ Thousands of Venezuelans Rally to Demand Trump Release Kidnapped President
Demonstrators in Caracas demand release of President Maduro, alleging US kidnapping; protests continue amid ongoing US sanctions and accusations, with labor leaders pledging persistent rallies.
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Social progress in Venezuela real reason for Trump’s invasion
In the early hours of Saturday, January 3, 2026, the Trump administration conducted a military assault on the sovereign Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and kidnapped its President, Nicholas Maduro, and his wife, Cilia Flores. At least 100 people were killed, including 32 Cuban nationals.
They circled on social networks a series of images of the alleged moment where Nicolas Maduro was captured by the North American army. Will they?
Former Republican congressman Marjorie Taylor Greene strongly criticized the actions carried out by U.S. president Donald Trump following the U.S. military attack on Venezuela on Saturday, January 3, where Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was kidnapped...
Nicolás Maduro Guerra: unity, institutionality and international offensive after the presidential kidnapping In a video conference of the Anti-Fascist International that counted on the participation of more than a thousand people connected from 77 countries, the deputy of the National Assembly of Venezuela Nicolás Maduro Guerra, son of the kidnapped president Nicolás Maduro, made a political intervention in [...] La entrada Venezuela Nicolás Ma…
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