Venezuela’s Maduro set to appear in US court months after abduction
The Venezuelan leader, who is accused of plotting to traffic cocaine, denies all charges as part of an imperialist plot.
Venezuela’s Maduro set to appear in US court months after abduction
The Venezuelan leader, who is accused of plotting to traffic cocaine, denies all charges as part of an imperialist plot.
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