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Nicolás Maduro's Arrest 'Staged'? Netizens React to Venezuela President's Multiple Outfit Changes

Social media users question if Nicolás Maduro's arrest was staged after noticing frequent wardrobe changes and his cheerful mood during his recent legal processing in New York.

International Business Times UK

92-year-old judge cuts Maduro’s protestations of innocence short: ‘There will be time and place to go through all of this’

“At this time, I just want to know if you are Nicolás Maduro Moros,” said Alvin Hellerstein, appointed to the bench by Bill Clinton in 1998.

Fortune

Cilia Flores Appears Injured In New York Courtroom After Nighttime Raid — What Really Happened

Cilia Flores, wife of Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro, appeared in New York with bruises and bandages after a US raid; her lawyer cited possible rib fractures as both pleaded not guilty.

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Energy Stocks Soar After Maduro Arrest but Oil Prices Remain Flat Amid Sanctions Reality Check

Major US energy firms saw share prices rally following Maduro's arrest, though oil markets remained subdued as traders grappled with sanctions complexities.

International Business Times UK

'Donroe Doctrine' Pumps Dow 594 Points: Stock Market Today

The S&P 500 rallied but failed to turn the "Santa Claus Rally" indicator positive for 2026.

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Protesters celebrate and denounce US capture of Maduro outside New York court

Some demonstrators celebrated the Venezuelan president’s detention while others spoke out against US imperialism

The Guardian - US

Deposed Maduro pleads not guilty after capture in shock US attack on Venezuela

President protests innocence in US court as countries at UN meeting condemn Donald Trump’s ‘crime of aggression’

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Trump says he could have prevented 9/11 and wrote about it in his book

‘You know, if they would’ve listened to me, they would’ve taken out Bin Laden. Then you wouldn’t have had the World Trade Center tragedy,’ Trump said

The Independent UK

MPs across UK parties criticise ministers over cautious stance on Venezuela attack

Keir Starmer and Yvette Cooper challenged over cautious response to Nicolás Maduro’s capture despite widespread doubts about legality

The Guardian - UK

Halliburton Stock Just Pushed into Overbought Territory Amid Venezuela Tumult. Is There Still Time to Buy HAL?

Halliburton stock rallies as the U.S. launches a military operation in Venezuela. Here’s what could drive HAL shares higher in 2026.

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‘Soy inocente’: Maduro defiant in surreal New York courtroom spectacle

The Venezuelan leader entered a heartfelt not guilty plea – and told a member of the gallery he was a prisoner of war

The Guardian - US

Morning Mail: Maduro pleads not guilty in US court, bushfire warning for city suburbs, Stokes’ sweary Ashes spat

The deposed Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro appears in court; report warns homes on outskirts of Australian are at risk from LA-style fires

The Guardian - AU

‘Big Short’ investor Michael Burry says toppling of Venezuela’s Maduro will weaken Russia’s global standing as its oil ‘just became less important’

Russia’s oil exports are its “lifeline” and largely fund its war on Ukraine, says one economist.

Fortune

The “Maduro Effect”: Why Venezuela’s Crisis is Dropping US Gas Prices Today

While global headlines are dominated by the dramatic capture of Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces over the weekend, American drivers are waking up to a...

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The Guardian - UK

Starmer delivers masterclass in hedging his bets after Venezuela raid

Prime minister assures colleagues he may one day stand up to Donald Trump – but not yet

International Business Times

Maduro Snags High-Profile Lawyer Who Negotiated Release of Wikileaks Founder Julian Assange

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro will be represented in his trial by defense lawyer Barry Pollack, who previously represented WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

Latin Times

Nicolás Maduro Hires Assange's Former Lawyer, Pleads Not Guilty in U.S. Criminal Case

Deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, who pleaded not guilty on Monday to federal drug and narco-terrorism charges in Manhattan, has retained prominent U.S. criminal defense lawyer Barry Pollack to lead his defense.

The Independent UK

What exactly can Congress do about Venezuela? And will it do anything?

ANALYSIS: Only Congress has the power to declare war. But, Eric Garcia writes, Republicans show no signs of trying to rein in Trump and Democrats are not prepared to shut down the government over the president’s move

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The Independent UK

Venezuela seeks to signal independence from US after Maduro’s arrest

Maduro's former vice president, who vowed to work with the Trump administration, was inaugurated as interim president

Latin Times

Tens Of Cubans Killed In U.S. Operation to Capture and Extract Nicolás Maduro, Havana Says

Cuba announced that 32 of its citizens were killed during the operation while carrying out missions on behalf of the Cuban Armed Forces and the Interior Ministry.

International Business Times

Captured Maduro Rages in Front of U.S. Judge: 'I Am Still the President of My Country!'

After his kidnapping by the U.S., Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro insisted that he is still the President of his country and "a decent man."

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Europe’s response to ‘America first’ imperialism: too weak, too timid

Editorial: Sir Keir Starmer and European leaders must defend the rule of international law, as a dangerous new world order emerges

Fortune

Could Venezuela be another Iraq or Afghanistan? Lessons from American statecraft in force and legitimacy

Reemoving a leader — even a brutal and incompetent one — is not the same as advancing a legitimate political order.

The Guardian - US

US foes and allies denounce Trump’s ‘crime of aggression’ in Venezuela at UN meeting

US ambassador defends attack as ‘law enforcement’ action against an ‘illegitimate’ leader, not an act of war

Fortune

From Trump walking away to ‘managed instability,’ Princeton expert on Latin-U.S. relations sees 5 scenarios for Venezuela

There could very well be a protracted struggle in which no actor fully prevails.

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