Maduro is charged with 'narcoterrorism', conspiring to import cocaine, but legal experts say his abduction is illegal.
Maduro is charged with ‘narcoterrorism’ and conspiring to import cocaine, but legal experts say his abduction is illegal.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is to appear in a New York court on Monday, two days after he was abducted by US special forces in a military operation in Caracas.
The US military arrested Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, on Saturday and brought them to New York, where they face multiple federal charges, including drugs and weapons charges.
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