US Edition'He's gone' - Thousands of Venezuelans celebrate Maduro’s removal across globe
Thousands of Venezuelans worldwide celebrated the removal of Maduro, hoping it ends years of repression and economic collapse, with 8 million having fled since 2014, officials said.
- On Saturday, the Venezuelan diaspora celebrated Maduro's capture amid reports of a brief operation involving U.S. forces. The source does not specify details of the seizure.
- Since 2014, about 7.7 million Venezuelans have left their country, creating large diaspora communities that mobilised celebrations in Greater Miami and beyond.
- U.S. forces reportedly cut almost all lights in Caracas during the raid, while the U.S. administration outlined plans to manage a transition and access Venezuelan oil reserves.
- On Saturday, Miami-Dade County's Venezuelan community held day-long celebrations, while the U.S. Congress was sharply divided and several leaders condemned the operation as violating international law.
- Experts caution that the operation could reshape regional geopolitics and oil dynamics, with Mr Maduro expected to appear in Manhattan federal court soon, facing U.S. charges.
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Venezuelan supporters rally in Addison to celebrate Maduro's capture
In Addison's Vitruvian Park on Sunday, those old enough to remember Nicolas Maduro’s rise to power gathered alongside those who’ve always lived under his reign to celebrate the capture of the Venezuelan leader.
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