The US has announced a reward of $ 50 million for information to detention President Venezuela

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The Ministry of Justice and the United States State Department have announced a $ 50 million award for information for the detention of Venezuela’s President Nicholas Maduro.

Source: US Prosecutor General Pamela Bondi in the X network, quotes public broadcaster “Public”

Direct language Bondi: “Today, the US Department of Justice and the State Department have announced a $ 50 million award for information that will arrest Nicholas Maduro.”

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Details: Maduro is accused of international drug trafficking, corruption and human rights violations. The United States had previously been submitted to the sanctions lists and recognized the legitimate President of Venezuela’s opposition leader Juan Guaido.

Direct language Bondy: “Maduro uses foreign terrorist organizations … to bring fatal drugs and violence to our country.”

Details: According to Bondi, the US drug control management has now seized 30 tons of cocaine related to Maduro and his associates, and “almost seven tons associated with Maduro himself, which is the main source of income for deadly cartels based in Venezuela and Mexico.”

Recall: Venezuela was officially proclaimed the winner of the presidential elections that took place in July 2024, the dictator Nicolas Maduro, who has been in power since 2013.

The opposition of the country stated that her candidate Edmund Gonzalez won. After the election, his supporters took to the streets with protests, which led to the suppression of shares and armed pro -government gangs.

The US and the European Union have previously stated that they did not recognize Maduro’s legitimacy.

In January, the European Union Council decided to continue restrictive measures against Venezuela in connection with the situation in the country.