US files new charges against Maduro and wife
Nicolás Maduro and his wife are facing new allegations in the context of the American investigations, related to the torture of more than 12 American citizens during his time in power in Venezuela. Venezuelan authorities detained these individuals under harsh conditions, with some subjected to physical and psychological torture. The accusations against him also include conspiracy to commit crimes related to terrorism and drugs. Currently, both Maduro and his wife are in custody in New York, and it is expected that his wife will appear before a hearing, amid calls for her to be placed under house arrest. Investigations indicate that the Venezuelan government used the detainees as political bargaining chips, and many of those imprisoned were tortured in horrific ways to extract confessions or instill fear.
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