Protests erupt outside US court over Maduro case
Supporters and opponents of Nicolas Maduro gathered outside a New York court.
Protests erupt outside US court over Maduro case
Supporters and opponents of Nicolas Maduro gathered outside a New York court. Grouped from 3 articles across 2 sources.
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Venezuela’s Maduro set to again appear in US court: How strong is the case?
March 26 hearing will be second court appearance since Maduro's January 3 abduction by US military.
Maduro case to test US narcoterrorism law that has had limited trial success
NEW YORK, March 26 - Ousted Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro returns to a U.S. court on Thursday on criminal charges including narcoterrorism, a statute that has rarely been tested at trial and has a limited record of success.
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