At noon on January 5, local time, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, who are forcibly controlled by the US, appeared for the first time in the New York federal court for “trial.” The US prosecution released a 25-page indictment against Maduro and his wife, which included a number of so-called “drug” and “weapons possession” charges, as well as so-called “drug terrorism plots.”

At noon on January 5, local time, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, who are forcibly controlled by the US, appeared for the first time in the New York federal court for “trial.” The US prosecution released a 25-page indictment against Maduro and his wife, which included a number of so-called “drug” and “weapons possession” charges, as well as so-called “drug terrorism plots.”