đ»đȘ NicolĂĄs Maduro has just appeared in a U.S. federal court in New York after being captured by U.S. forces over the weekend. He and his wife pleaded not guilty to serious narcotics and weapons charges â and Maduro even called his arrest a kidnapping while still insisting heâs the true president. đšââïžđźâđš
đ©ââïž His next court date is set for March 17, so this legal battle is only getting started.
đ« Over in Venezuela, Delcy RodrĂguez was sworn in as the interim president after Maduroâs arrest â but Trump warned her she could face even harsher consequences than Maduro if she doesnât cooperate with the U.S. đđ„
đ The situation has sparked international shock â U.N. officials and other countries criticized the U.S. for the military action, while some Venezuelan opposition leaders praise the move. đâ ïž
đReports also say there were gunfire and unrest in Caracas today, showing how tense things are on the ground back home. đ»đȘđŁ
đŹ Bottom line: Court drama in New York, a stern Trump warning to Venezuelaâs new leader, global criticism, and unrest back in Caracas â itâs a wild, fast-moving story. đđ„
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