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In New York, former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, captured by U.S. forces, appeared in court shackled and dressed in prison clothes. He declared his innocence and insisted he remains Venezuela's president. Maduro faces serious charges, including narco-terrorism and drug trafficking, which could result in life imprisonment. His wife, Cilia Flores, also pleaded not guilty to similar charges. The U.S.
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