Venezuela’s ousted dictator Nicolas Maduro has New York narcoterrorism trial date set
Source: New York Post · Bias: Right
Summary
The ousted Venezuelan dictator and his wife are charged with working with drug cartels to ship thousands of tons of cocaine into the US for more than 20 years until their January capture in a stunning late-night raid.
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