Maduro denied the new US charges in a New York court

During his trial in the New York court, the president of Venezuela called the new accusations against him and his wife "lies" and while rejecting the accusations of torture, he emphasized his innocence.

During his trial in the New York court, the president of Venezuela called the new accusations against him and his wife "lies" and while rejecting the accusations of torture, he emphasized his innocence.

According to Mehr News Agency, citing Vatan News, during the court hearings, Celia Flores, the wife of the Venezuelan President, also emphasized her innocence by denying the allegations.

Earlier, US authorities had brought new charges against the couple, including the torture of American citizens in Venezuela.

Maduro and his wife, who were arrested by American forces in Caracas on January 13, 1404, and were taken to New York on charges of drug trafficking, have denied all charges.

During the court hearings, the president of Venezuela rejected the accusations, called himself an "honorable man" and emphasized the legitimacy of his position, declaring that he is still the legitimate president of Venezuela.