Maduro and five others are charged in the US with a number of crimes, including 'narco-terrorism'.
Maduro and five others are charged in the US with a number of crimes, including ‘narco-terrorism’.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who was abducted from Caracas along with First Lady Cilia Flores, is expected to appear in a US court soon.
The United States abducted the couple on Saturday and flew them by helicopter to a US warship – and then to New York in the US, where they will stand a trial on multiple US charges.
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