US EditionVenezuelans Face Uncertainty as the Trump Administration’s Plans for Their Country Emerge. Here’s What to Know
U.S. forces captured Nicolás Maduro during a months-long operation, charging him with narco-terrorism; he is held in New York ahead of a Monday court appearance.
- In a pre-dawn operation on January 3, U.S. forces captured Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores from their home in Caracas, Venezuela, in a meticulously planned raid.
- After months of pressure, the Trump administration framed the operation as a counter-narcotics measure tied to Maduro’s alleged cocaine shipments and a U.S. naval buildup with a tanker blockade.
- U.S. forces transported Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores from their residence onto the USS Iwo Jima, routed via Guantanamo Bay, and flown to New York City where they were indicted on narco-terrorism charges.
- Maduro is currently being held at Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center ahead of his Monday court appearance, while President Donald Trump said U.S. officials are managing Venezuela temporarily.
- Internationally, Cuba condemned the raid as 'state terrorism' after 32 Cuban nationals were killed, while oil markets saw prices fall and PDVSA faces $58 billion to restore Venezuela's infrastructure.
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The rallies express the popular rejection of a direct aggression against the institutionality of the country and a rupture of the democratic order.
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