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Nicolás Maduro flashes peace signs in first prison photos since US capture in Caracas

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Nicolás Maduro flashes peace signs in first prison photos since US capture in Caracas
Fox News
Fox News1 hrs ago
Nicolás Maduro flashes peace signs in first prison photos since US capture in Caracas
Ousted Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro appeared in his first photos from a New York prison, smiling as he awaits trial on federal drug trafficking charges.
Nicolás Maduro’s jail cell photos have everyone asking the same question
Maduro and his wife were charged with conspiracy to commit narco-terrorism and import cocaine into the US
Nicolás Maduro Shares Baffling Photos From Jail
Nicolás Maduro, X Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro shared photos from inside his New York jail cell in which he’s posing with double peace signs. Two images shared Sunday show him smiling in a gray sweatsuit in front of a cinder block wall. He called the post a “small gift of love and hope” for his grandchild
CBS News
CBS News8 hrs ago
Nicolás Maduro shares photos from New York prison: "We are standing firm"
In the two photographs, Venezuela's deposed leader Nicolás Maduro is wearing a gray tracksuit and making peace signs with his hands.
‘Standing firm’: Ex-Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro shares photos from US prison after ‘biggest oil deal’
The photos surfaced two days after Maduro's successor, Delcy Rodriguez, announced a "historic" oil agreement allowing the US to operate oil fields in Venezuela.
New York Post
New York Post🏁 first to report12 hrs ago
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