NEW YORK – As María Corina Machado returned to Venezuela on Sunday, a new American indictment laid out how prosecutors say Nicolás Maduro subverted democracy: torture, bribery and coercion at home, and a transnational narcoterrorism conspiracy that bound Mexican cartels and Colombian guerrillas to Venezuela’s corrupted military, courts and police
Bribed Judges, Tortured Families and Protected Cocaine Routes: The Narco-Terror State Prosecutors Say Kept Maduro in Power
