Venezuela’s president has entered a not guilty plea in New York to new criminal charges, marking an escalation in legal proceedings against him. The case stems from allegations tied to alleged financial crimes and interference in foreign elections, which U.S. authorities have pursued for years. Legal experts suggest the charges could further strain diplomatic relations between the two countries. The development follows earlier indictments, raising questions about the potential consequences for Maduro’s leadership and future.
Maduro pleads not guilty to additional charges in New York BBC
