Nicolas Maduro, the ousted Venezuelan President, asserts sovereign immunity while facing drug trafficking charges in the US. His legal team argues that he should be immune from prosecution due to his status as a head of state and has pleaded not guilty, awaiting trial in June 2027.
Nicolas Maduro, the ousted Venezuelan President, asserts sovereign immunity while facing drug trafficking charges in the US. His legal team argues that he should be immune from prosecution due to his status as a head of state and has pleaded not guilty, awaiting trial in June 2027.
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Nicolas Maduro, the ousted Venezuelan President, asserts sovereign immunity while facing drug trafficking charges in the US. His legal team argues that he should be immune from prosecution due to his status as a head of state and has pleaded not guilty, awaiting trial in June 2027.
