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Maduro says he’s a ‘prisoner of war’: Why that matters
Prisoners of war have rights that Maduro isn't being afforded at present.
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aljazeera.com
Maduro to appear in New York court: What to expect
Maduro is charged with 'narcoterrorism', conspiring to import cocaine, but legal experts say his abduction is illegal.
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lemonde.fr
In court, Maduro pleads not guilty, says he's 'still president' of Venezuela
UN Secretary-General António Guterres urged respect for sovereignty at an emergency Security Council meeting as details of the US operation were still emerging.
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Maduro says ‘I’m still president’ as he pleads not guilty in US court
Abducted Venezuelan president appears in US federal court on drug-related charges, UNSC meets to discuss crisis.
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bbc.com
'I'm a prisoner of war' - In the room for Maduro's dramatic court hearing
During the 40-minute arraignment, Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, pleaded not guilty to drugs and weapon charges.
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theguardian.com
‘Soy inocente’: Maduro defiant in surreal New York courtroom spectacle
The Venezuelan leader entered a heartfelt not guilty plea – and told a member of the gallery he was a prisoner of war
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Venezuela’s abducted leader Nicolas Maduro, wife appear in NYC court
Pair led handcuffed and under heavy guard to court two days after abduction from Caracas by US special forces.
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Maduro says he’s a ‘prisoner of war’: Why that matters
Prisoners of war have rights that Maduro isn't being afforded at present.