The charges would cover more than a dozen wrongfully detained Americans and add to four counts, including narco-terrorism and weapons charges, that Maduro already faces, per CBS News.
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Prosecutors are expected to charge Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, with authorizing the torture of Americans in Venezuelan prisons.
The story attributes this to CBS News, and CNN, Reuters, Fox News and the Washington Examiner all report the same expected charges. It is still a report of charges expected but not yet filed, so it is an attributed forecast.
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The new charges would cover more than a dozen wrongfully detained Americans.
The story attributes the figure to CBS News, and only CBS is cited for this victim threshold. ABC, State Department and Foley Foundation figures on detained Americans give context but do not confirm the threshold in the charges.
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Flores's bond hearing is before Judge Alvin Hellerstein in Manhattan.
The bulleted case summary states this without attribution. It is plausible, given that Hellerstein presides over the Manhattan case, but the story names no source for this hearing.
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The trial is tentatively set for June 2027.
This is a specific scheduling date stated without attribution in the story. It may be supported by the filed news reports, but no source in the story carries it.
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Maduro and Flores are seeking dismissal of the case on sovereign-immunity grounds.
The story states this about the defense's legal posture without attributing it to a filing or speaker. It is plausible and consistent with the coverage, but the wording is not sourced.