Maduro's legal team seeks dismissal of US charges citing immunity
Most outlets reported that Maduro's defense team asked a US federal judge to dismiss charges against him, citing head-of-state immunity. The framing was largely consistent, with the emphasis on the legal argument of sovereign immunity.
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Maduro’s defense team asks US judge to dismiss charges, citing head-of-state immunity
Lawyers for Nicolas Maduro asked a US federal judge to dismiss criminal charges against the Venezuelan leader, arguing that he was protected by sovereign immunity as head of state.
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Venezuela's Maduro asserts immunity, urges US judge to dismiss charges
The charges, filed in Manhattan federal court, formed the basis for the U.S. military's raid on Caracas and capture of Maduro on January 3
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