The country’s leader was abducted by US commandos in early January and indicted in a New York court on drug trafficking charges
US prosecutors have “nothing” on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who was abducted by US commandos in early January and indicted on several charges related to drug trafficking and weapons possession, National Assembly deputy and his son, Nicolas Maduro Guerra, has exclusively told RT.
A member of Venezuela’s National Assembly, he said his father’s defense team has presented “innovative arguments” during the ongoing trial.
“There is no evidence that Nicolas Maduro and [his wife] Cilia Flores committed crimes,” he…
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