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Nicolás Maduro's drug trial in the US begins in June

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Nicolás Maduro's drug trial in the US begins in June
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  • Nicolás Maduro will be tried on charges of drug trafficking to the US.
  • US special forces took Maduro from Venezuela in January.
  • The main trial process of the case will begin on June 1 of next year.
  • Maduro's defense argues that presidential immunity has been violated in the process.

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June 1January

Venezuela's former authoritarian leader Nicolás Maduro appeared in court again to be tried after being abducted from his country and brought to the US by US special forces in January. Maduro is accused of drug trafficking to the US.

The details of the case were discussed at the preliminary hearing held on Wednesday. According to information obtained by the Reuters news agency, the trial process is planned to begin on June 1 of next year.

The defense team objected to the case, arguing that the presidential immunity applicable to a head of state was violated. Maduro's forcible removal from his country and his trial in US courts continues as a process of significant importance in the context of international law and diplomatic relations.

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What is Nicolás Maduro accused of?
Maduro is being tried on charges of drug trafficking to the US.
When will the trial begin?
The trial process is planned to begin on June 1 of next year.
How was Maduro brought to the US?
He was brought to the US after being taken from Venezuela by US special forces in January.

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