The United States has captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, following a strike in Venezuela. The two are reportedly detained in a Brooklyn jail awaiting a federal court appearance. Crowds gathered in Caracas following the news of the capture.
While details about the raid have emerged, many questions remain regarding the future. Key concerns include the potential for a continued US military presence in Venezuela, the legal validity of the raid, and the impact on oil markets. To address these topics, a panel of experts is scheduled to discuss the situation live.
On Saturday, news broke that the United States had captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. Reports indicate that Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, are currently being held in a Brooklyn jail. They are awaiting a federal court appearance.
The capture has led to visible reactions in Venezuela. Crowds gathered in the capital city of Caracas following the announcement. While several details about the specific raid have emerged, the full scope of the operation remains a subject of public inquiry.
A media organization is convening a team of experts to analyze the capture of President Maduro and its aftermath. The discussion is scheduled for Monday at 1 p.m. ET. The session aims to answer critical questions surrounding the event.
The panel will be hosted by Deputy Executive Editor Dan DeFrancesco. Three specific editors will provide insights:
Kaja Whitehouse (Senior Editor): Will explain the legal case against Maduro and the broader legality of the raid.
Jake Epstein (Defense Correspondent): Will offer an inside look at the strike and discuss potential future US military involvement.
Joe Ciolli (Executive Editor): Will analyze how the situation may impact oil markets.
