Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, wife indicted in US after capture, Trump’s $50M bounty

In just hours, Venezuela’s long‑time leader went from untouchable to a high‑value prisoner in U.S. custody, facing charges of narco‑terrorism, cocaine trafficking, and arms smuggling. Officials promise he’ll face justice in a New York courtroom. Back home, a dangerous power vacuum unfolds as allies denounce a “coup” and citizens debate the future, while abroad reactions range from caution to praise. Amid celebration and outrage, one question looms: has the fall of a tyrant sparked something even more uncertain?