New images of Nicolás Maduro in prison released
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New images of Nicolás Maduro in prison released

Sábado30 August 2026 at 19:00

New images of Nicolás Maduro have been released showing the former president of Venezuela in a prison. Maduro is detained in New York since January, when he was captured by the United States. The photographs are circulating amid international repercussions about the Venezuelan leader's situation. The case involving the capture of Maduro by the United States continues to generate debate about the diplomatic and legal implications of the situation.

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