US EditionVenezuelans in Canada share mixed emotions in wake of Maduro’s capture
Venezuelan Canadians welcome Maduro’s capture amid hopes for democracy but stress the need for a legal process and protection for political prisoners, community leaders said.
- Venezuelans in Canada have mixed feelings about the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro, with some viewing it as a chance for justice.
- Rebecca Sarfatti emphasized the need for a trial for Maduro for human rights violations, stating, "we need...to bring him to international law."
- Igbert Marín Chaparro's brother expressed concern for political prisoners in Venezuela, saying, "the main concern for the families of all these prisoners is what is going to happen to them."
- Contramaestre urged a transition to legitimate governance in Venezuela, asserting that this responsibility should lie with President-elect Edmundo González, indicating this leads to restoring democracy fully.
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Benjamin Powell: Venezuelans should decide their own future (Opinion)
Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro was captured by U.S. military forces and extradited to the United States, where he faces various narco-terrorist charges. While Maduro’s fate will be decided by U.S. courts, Venezuela’s future needs to be decided by its own…
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