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Venezuela’s Maduro pleads not guilty to US conspiracy to torture charges

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El País
“Nicolás Maduro y Cilia Flores regresan al tribunal para afrontar la nueva acusación por torturas”

El exmandatario y su esposa son acusados de torturar a ciudadanos estadounidenses y de crear un violento sistema de represión en Venezuela para mantenerse en el poder

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Al Jazeera English
“Venezuela’s Maduro pleads not guilty to US conspiracy to torture charges”

Maduro and wife appear in New York City court after new 'conspiracy to commit torture' charges.

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The Jerusalem Post
“Maduro and wife deny new US torture conspiracy charges, face at least 50 years if convicted”

US prosecutors accuse Maduro of directing officials to torture political opponents and suspected dissidents, allegations he and his wife denied in a Manhattan federal court.

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The Guardian – World
“Nicolás Maduro tells New York court new torture allegations are ‘false’”

Rewritten indictment accuses ex-Venezuela president and wife Cilia Flores of leading campaign of torture Nicolás Maduro insisted on Thursday during an appearance in a New York court that torture allegations in a rewritten drug trafficking indictment against the deposed Venezuelan president and his wife were “false accusations”. Maduro, shackled at the ankles, was brought to court to face the new charges accusing the couple of leading a state-sponsored campaign of repression that tortured scores…

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CNN Portugal
“Maduro e mulher declaram-se inocentes das novas acusações de tortura”

O início do julgamento de Maduro e da mulher foi adiado e está agora marcado para 14 de julho de 2027

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