Alex Saab, former minister and alleged frontman of Nicolás Maduro, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering in a Miami court, after reaching a deal with the prosecution that could result in a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. (translated)
Alex Saab, a former Venezuelan minister close to Nicolas Maduro, pleaded guilty to money laundering before the American justice system and agreed to cooperate with investigators in exchange for a possible sentence reduction. (translated)
J’ai l’honneur de vous présenter Nicolas M. Cette personne si vertueuse est l’auteur de l’article de Libération qui m’a jetée en pâture en délivrant mon identité à la France entière. Il a désintégré ma vie sans aucun remord et l’a assumé encore hier en me provoquant aux universités d’été de Reconquête. #Libération #identité #NicolasM
Cília Flores, the wife of Nicolás Maduro, requested house arrest for health reasons, stating that she needs complex heart treatment and suggesting a transfer to a residence in New York with an electronic bracelet, while facing charges of drug trafficking and terrorism. (translated)
New photos of former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, who has been imprisoned in the United States since January 2026, show him smiling and dressed in athletic attire. (translated)
Nicolas Maupas, on the eve of the Venice Film Festival, expresses concern about wars and the situation in Gaza, highlighting the importance of cinema in shedding light on themes of conflict and the necessity of ethical progress despite technological advancement. (translated)
A new photo of Nicolas Maduro from an American prison reveals that the politician has significantly lost weight since his arrest, while also emphasizing his resilience and the need for support that he expresses on social media. (translated)
Nicolas Maduro, the former president of Venezuela incarcerated in the United States, shared photos of himself dating from June 25, 2026, from his prison in New York, stating that he is holding on despite the circumstances and sending messages of hope to his supporters after a devastating double earthquake in Venezuela. (translated)
Nicolas Maduro, the former president of Venezuela, recently captured and imprisoned in New York, stated on social media that he is "holding on" despite his emaciated appearance, and shared photos of himself while expressing optimism for the country's future. (translated)
Nicolás Maduro, captured in the United States, has published the first photos from prison, expressing gratitude towards his supporters and announcing that the love and solidarity he has received support him in his difficult condition. (translated)
Nicolas Maduro, the former president of Venezuela, posted photos from his prison in New York, claiming that he was holding on despite his capture by the American military, while addressing his supporters with a message of hope for the rebirth of Venezuela. (translated)
Nicolás Maduro has reappeared on social media from the New York jail, sharing photos and a message of hope in which he assures that "Venezuela will be reborn." (translated)
Nicolás Maduro published photos from his prison in New York, where he appears smiling in a gray tracksuit and claims to be strong despite the accusations of drug trafficking and possession of weapons he faces along with his wife, Cilia Flores. (translated)
Nicolás Maduro, the deposed president of Venezuela, published smiling images of himself from prison in New York, highlighting his faith and hope in a Venezuela that will be reborn. (translated)
Negotiations in Venezuela between the interim government and part of the opposition aim to inaugurate a democratic transition, but according to experts, they are largely influenced by the interests of the United States, which seeks to reshape the country to its advantage after the fall of Nicolas Maduro. (translated)
BBVA has recorded a profit of 64 million euros in the first half of 2026 in Venezuela, surpassing the earnings of all of 2025, thanks to the new political situation following Maduro's fall, although it still faces challenges such as inflation and currency devaluation. (translated)
From his prison in New York, Nicolas Maduro calls for political dialogue between the Venezuelan government and opposition, which must begin discussions under American supervision, while preparing for his drug trafficking trial scheduled for June 2027. (translated)
From his prison, former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro expressed his support for a political dialogue between the government and the opposition, hoping it would lead to a peaceful transition, while facing serious charges, including narcoterrorism, and awaiting his trial scheduled for June 2027. (translated)
