For more than 10 years, Nicholas Maduro has been the leader of group Cartel de Los Solny, who is responsible for drugs in the United States.
US authorities doubled – up to $ 50 million – a reward for helping to arrest President Venezuela Nicholas Maduro. This was announced the day before the United States Department of State.
“The Department of State and the Ministry of Justice have announced a salary increase to $ 50 million as part of a rewarding program for drugs (NRP) for information that leads to arrest and/or condemning Nicholas Maduro for violating drug laws,” said the statement of state department Marco Rubio.
According to him, for more than 10 years, Maduro was the leader of the group Cartel de los Solny, who was responsible for the illegal transfer of drugs to the United States. In July of this year, US treasury recognized this cartel with “special global terrorist” (SDGT).
The State Department also reminds that in 2020, Maduro prevents democracy and captures power in Venezuela.
“Maduro admitted that he won the election of the President of Venezuela on July 28, 2024, but did not provide any evidence of his success. The United States refused to recognize Maduro as the winner of the 2024 election and he was not recognized as President of Venezuela,” the statement.
The American Media remembers that in 2020, the United States appointed a reward of $ 15 million for information that would help arrest Maduro. And in January 2025, the amount increased to $ 25 million. The new reward size of $ 50 million is a record.
Remember that former Venezuela’s military military intelligence Armando Armando Carmando Barrios admitted to the American court of drug involvement and illegal ownership of weapons. Familiar with the Pseudonym El Poo, Carvachal led the intelligence during the presidency of Hugo Chavez and Nicholas Maduro. The investigation believes he participated in the cocaine supply organization in the United States and led the drug cartel integrated into the Venezuelan government structure.
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