First Appearance Court

Maduro, making 1st court appearance, says US 'kidnapped' him

Maduro, making first court appearance, says US 'kidnapped' him

As the former Venezuelan president and his wife take their first steps in the U.S. legal system, Maduro’s former vice president consolidates her hold on power.

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'I am innocent': Maduro pleads not guilty to narco-terrorism charges in first court appearance

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Maduro's first federal court appearance set for Monday

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The Latest: Trump officials give nearly two-hour briefing to top lawmakers on Venezuela

Deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro declared himself “innocent” and a “decent man” as he pleaded not guilty to federal drug trafficking charges in a U.S. courtroom on Monday.

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Former CIA officials discuss ‘behind the scenes’ brief to top lawmakers on Maduro capture

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'I'm a prisoner of war' says Maduro and 'that's Amorim'

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Maduro’s Arraignment Begins as U.N. and Protesters Speak Out

“This is just the beginning of a change. Our people can’t even talk. They cannot send messages. So we are here for them. I understand that so many people don’t agree because it looks crazy what happen...

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Nicolas Maduro, wife appear before judge in NYC | Team coverage

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FirstFT: Venezuela launches wave of repression

Maduro and his wife plead not guilty at first court appearance since capture in Venezuela

Follow live updates as Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife plead not guilty at their first court appearance in a New York City court.

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Alleged No Kings protest shooter makes first court appearance

For the first time, the public is seeing Matt Alder, the so-called peacekeeper accused of shooting and killing a man during the No Kings protest last summer in Salt Lake City.

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‘No Kings’ alleged shooter to make first court appearance

SALT LAKE CITY ( ABC4) — Matt Alder, the accused ‘No Kings’ shooter, is expected to make his first court appearance Tuesday morning.

Maduro arrives in Manhattan for federal arraignment

Venezuela’s deposed leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, arrived in Manhattan on Jan. 5, ahead of their scheduled arraignment at the U.S. District Court on charges that they enriched themselves through drug trafficking.