đź’¨ Abstract
Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela's former leader, faced drug charges in a New York court. The U.S. captured Maduro in a dramatic operation, sparking global debate. Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez, initially denounced the capture but later called for cooperation with the U.S. Trump aims to control Venezuela's vast oil reserves, which have declined due to mismanagement and sanctions. The U.N. Security Council debated the legality of the U.S.
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