Nicolas Maduro încearcă să evite procesul pentru narcoterorism, susținând că beneficiază de imunitate

Former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife are seeking to dismiss drug trafficking charges, claiming immunity as foreign leaders. Their lawyers argue that U.S. courts cannot prosecute a recognized head of state. They assert that only Venezuela can waive this immunity. A hearing on their motion is scheduled for November 17, with a trial set for June 1 next year. U.S. authorities previously attempted to capture them in Venezuela for charges including narcoterrorism. Maduro has pleaded not guilty, maintaining his innocence and status as president.