Maduro Appears First in US Court: I Was Kidnapped, I'm Innocent, I'm a Good Man!
 

 NEW YORK - Nicolas Maduro Moros, the Venezuelan president who was arrested by United States (US) special forces, appeared in court in Manhattan, New York, for the first time on Monday local time. While handcuffed, he maintained his innocence.
 The 63-year-old president who was ousted by the US wore a blue and orange prison jumpsuit. He entered the courtroom escorted by US marshals after his arrest with his wife; Cilia Flores, who was as dramatic as a Hollywood movie scene last Saturday.
 He offered his statement of innocence when 92-year-old federal judge Alvin Hellerstein asked him to confirm his identity Read more

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