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Photos of Nicolás Maduro from his prison in New York, smiling and in gray t-shirt: "We are firm"
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Photos of Nicolás Maduro from his prison in New York, smiling and in gray t-shirt: "We are firm"

Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has shared photos from his prison in New York, where he and his wife Cilia Flores have been held since their January arrest by U.S. forces. The images, dated June 25, were released this Sunday and show Maduro wearing a gray tracksuit, making a peace gesture, and appearing significantly thinner. Maduro posted the photos on Telegram, addressing children and supporters, stating that he and his family remain 'firm' and expressing faith in divine support for Venezuela’s future. The photos were taken just after a deadly double earthquake in northern Venezuela that killed over 6,500 people. Maduro’s trial in the U.S., set to begin in June 2027, faces delays due to legal complexities. Meanwhile, Maduro’s successor, interim President Delcy Rodríguez, announced a historic energy deal allowing U.S. operations in Venezuelan oil fields, signaling a diplomatic shift under pressure from Washington.

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Photos of Nicolás Maduro from his prison in New York, smiling and in gray t-shirt: "We are firm"

Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has shared photos from his prison in New York, where he and his wife Cilia Flores have been held since their January arrest by U.S. forces. The images, dated June 25, were released this Sunday and show Maduro wearing a gray tracksuit, making a peace gesture, and appearing significantly thinner. Maduro posted the photos on Telegram, addressing children and supporters, stating that he and his family remain 'firm' and expressing faith in divine support for Venezuela’s future. The photos were taken just after a deadly double earthquake in northern Venezuela that killed over 6,500 people. Maduro’s trial in the U.S., set to begin in June 2027, faces delays due to legal complexities. Meanwhile, Maduro’s successor, interim President Delcy Rodríguez, announced a historic energy deal allowing U.S. operations in Venezuelan oil fields, signaling a diplomatic shift under pressure from Washington.

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about Maduro's situation in U.S. custody, his public statements, and the context of recent events in Venezuela. It includes quotes from Maduro and mentions the ongoing legal proceedings against him, but does not exhibit overtly biased language or selective oм

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