Maduro pleads not guilty to torture charges
A news article reports that former Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, pleaded not guilty in a New York City federal court to new charges alleging their involvement in conspiring to commit torture against U.S. citizens. These charges are in addition to the initial accusations of narcoterrorism related to cocaine trafficking and machine-gun posession, forming a superseding indictment against them.The article also includes promotional content from the Washington Examiner, encouraging readers to subscribe for full access to their news coverage and analysis.
Former Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro and his wife each pleaded not guilty to new charges alleging they tortured U.S. citizens.
Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, appeared in a New York City federal courtroom on Thursday for an arraignment on new charges that the two were allegedly involved in conspiring to commit torture. The new charges joined Maduro and Flores’s initial charges of narcoterrorism for cocaine trafficking and machine-gun possession, created a superseding indictment for the two Venezuelans.
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