US EditionThousands of Venezuelans march to demand Maduro's release
- On Feb 4, interim president Delcy Rodríguez moved to implement US-aligned reforms in Caracas after meeting US chief of mission Laura Dogu, a month after Maduro's ouster.
- Washington preserved leadership continuity after the raid, and Rodríguez has started implementing US-aligned reforms, with Trump warning she risks severe consequences if she fails to deliver.
- Rodríguez's interim government approved oil reforms allowing private oil companies to operate independently, lowered royalties, replaced officials, and closed Helicoide prison, while about 700 political prisoners remain, according to Foro Penal.
- Hundreds of university students and relatives of political prisoners marched on Tuesday, demanding an amnesty debate, while supporters chanted `These people are not American`.
- Rekindled US-Venezuela ties position Rodríguez to attract investment, but observers warn she risks severe political consequences if US demands are not met.
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The Argentine judiciary on Wednesday asked the United States to extradite ousted Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to face an investigation into crimes against humanity. Maduro is being held in the United States, which seized him in a military operation in Caracas in early January.
Argentine federal judge Sebastián Ramos requested on Wednesday the extradition of Nicolás Maduro from the United States to Argentina, for a case that is being tried in the courts of the South American country and in which the president is accused of crimes against humanity committed in Venezuela.The case opened against Maduro in Argentina was initiated in 2023 by a complaint filed by the Argentine Forum for the Defense of Democracy (FADD) and ba…
Argentine federal judge Sebastián Ramos signed a formal request for the extradition of Nicolás Maduro from the United States to Argentina, for a case in which the president is accused of crimes against humanity committed in Venezuela.
Argentine federal judge Sebastián Ramos requested on Wednesday the extradition of Nicolás Maduro from the United States to Argentina, for a case that is being tried in the courts of the South American country and in which the president is accused of crimes against humanity committed in Venezuela.
In 2023, the two organizations denounced the Venezuelan government for human rights violations before the Argentine justice system, citing the principle of universal jurisdiction. Both complaints were then consolidated into one case.
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