Maduro Declares Himself Innocent and a “Prisoner of War”
“I am the president of Venezuela (…) I was captured in my home in Caracas,” he said at the hearing. His lawyer did not request bail.
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Author: Circles Robinson
The SUV in My Backyard and Social Equity
A few days ago, a neighbor approached my mother to ask if he could rent the back patio to store a car he had just bought.
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The Golden Temple, Punjab, India – Photo of the Day
Armaandeep Singh Pannu from Canada took our photo ofd the day: “The Golden Temple”, in Punjab, India.
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International News Briefs for Tuesday, January 6, 2026
We bring you some of the top international news stories compiled by Democracy Now on Tuesday, January 6, 2026.
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Maduro’s Removal Was Not to Restore Democracy in Venezuela
Sergio Ramirez: Trump sidelined president-elect Edmundo Gonzalez. The lesson for Nicaragua’s opposition: “don’t rely on military intervention”
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What Maduro’s Capture Means for Cuban Immigrants in Brazil
When I arrived at work—where Cubans and Venezuelans now make up the majority—there was euphoria, mainly among the Venezuelans.
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Global Hypocrisy in the Face of What Happened in Venezuela
Empathizing with many Venezuelans should not blind us to the profound hypocrisy of certain political sectors in response to what has occurred.
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The Secret Negotiations Between the USA and Delcy Rodriguez
A report published in October, revealed that since April 2025 the now interim president of Venezuela had been in negotiations with the Trump administration.
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Nicaragua Tainted in US Indictment of Nicolas Maduro
Court filing places Nicaragua as a transit point on drug trafficking routes of the Maduro regime-linked Cartel.
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Grab the Machete!
Today I woke up to the news that our neighbor Maduro has been captured after a lightning operation in order to be tried in the United States.
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