The Venezuelan president was charged in 2020 in the United States under the positions of narcoterrorist conspiracy and international cocaine traffic.
The government of USA redoubled his efforts to achieve the arrest of the president of VenezuelaNicolás Ripewhom they accuse of having strong links with drug trafficking both in your country and in Mexico. The administration of Donald Trump decided to double the reward for those who collaborate with the Detention of the regime leader: It went from $ 25 million au $ 50 million.
The decision was communicated by the United States Attorney General, Pam Bondiwho pointed out that Ripe USA “foreign terrorist organizations such as the Aragua Train, the Sinaloa Cartel and the children’s cartel to introduce lethal drugs and violence“In your country.
In that sense, he said: “To date, the DEA He has seized 30 tons of cocaine linked to Maduro and his accomplices, of which Almost seven tons are linked to Maduro himselfwhich represents a fundamental source of income for Cartels based in Venezuela and Mexico. Cocaine is usually mixed with Fentanyl, What has caused the loss and destruction of innumerable American lives“He added.
Through a video, the judicial official said that they have “seized more than 700 million dollars in assets linked to Maduroincluding two private planes, nine vehicles and more. “Anyway, he regretted that the” terror regime “continues:” It is one of the world’s largest drug traffickers and a threat to our national security. Therefore, we have doubled its au $ 50 million reward”
“Under the leadership of President Trump, Maduro will not escape justice and will respond for his atrocious crimes. If he has any information to take this criminal before justice, call 202 3074228 or enter online,” Bondi concluded.
Nicolás Maduro was accused by the US of narcoterrorist conspiracy
Nicolás Maduro was charged with the United States in 2020 under the charges of narcoterrorist conspiracy and international cocaine traffic. It is a rare legal action against a foreign head of state.
Despite these accusations, Ripe Keep ruling in Venezuela. In last year’s elections, the National Electoral Council of Venezuela proclaimed him winner of extremely questioned elections andThe Chavista leader began his third consecutive mandate under great suspicions of having committed fraud.
The opposition spread alternative counts, backed by the Carter Center and the Electoral Observation Mission of Colombiawhich attributed victory to Edmundo González Urrutia with 67 % of the votes, compared to 30 % obtained by Maduro.
Source: Ambito
