The announcement follows Maduro's swearing-in ceremony, which faced condemnation from the global community.
US Offers $25 Million Bounty for Venezuelan President Maduro's Arrest
US Offers $25 Million Bounty for Venezuelan President Maduro's Arrest
US increases reward for info leading to Maduro's capture amid controversy during his inauguration.
In a significant escalation of diplomatic tensions, the United States has unveiled a $25 million reward for any information resulting in the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, the President of Venezuela. This announcement coincided with his inauguration for a controversial third six-year term, a ceremony that was marred by objections from both international observers and Venezuelan opposition factions.
The reward is part of a broader strategy that includes financial incentives for apprehending senior officials within Maduro’s government. Alongside Maduro's bounty, the U.S. has also put forth a $15 million reward for Venezuelan Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino, as well as additional sums for information leading to the capture of Diosdado Cabello, the Interior Minister.
The inauguration of Maduro has incited strong reactions across the globe, with many countries and human rights organizations condemning his government for alleged human rights abuses and authoritarian practices. The timing of the U.S. rewards suggests a concerted effort to pressure the Venezuelan regime amidst ongoing discussions about political reform and economic sanctions.
This developing story will continue to update as more details unfold, reflecting the evolving situation in Venezuela and international responses to the Maduro administration.
The reward is part of a broader strategy that includes financial incentives for apprehending senior officials within Maduro’s government. Alongside Maduro's bounty, the U.S. has also put forth a $15 million reward for Venezuelan Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino, as well as additional sums for information leading to the capture of Diosdado Cabello, the Interior Minister.
The inauguration of Maduro has incited strong reactions across the globe, with many countries and human rights organizations condemning his government for alleged human rights abuses and authoritarian practices. The timing of the U.S. rewards suggests a concerted effort to pressure the Venezuelan regime amidst ongoing discussions about political reform and economic sanctions.
This developing story will continue to update as more details unfold, reflecting the evolving situation in Venezuela and international responses to the Maduro administration.
