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For these exiled Venezuelan New Yorkers, Maduro’s capture marked the first step on a long road toward justice

By Jack Bulik Posted on July 23, 2026

Protesters both for and against deposed Venezuelan despot Nicolas Maduro convened outside the Manhattan federal courthouse on Wednesday as a hearing took place to decide the date of the former dictator’s narcoterrorism trial.

Some of those gathered on Pearl Street said they opposed the capture and trial of Maduro due to the Trump administration’s use of military force to apprehend him in January.  

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For these exiled Venezuelan New Yorkers, Maduro’s capture marked the first step on a long road toward justice

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