
Defense lawyers and U.S. prosecutors jointly proposed a June 2027 trial start for former Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro ahead of a Wednesday hearing in Manhattan federal court.
Lawyers for former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro have proposed a June 2027 start date for his criminal trial in the United States, according to a Reuters report. The U.S. Justice Department prosecutors agreed to the same timeline.
Maduro, captured at his home alongside his wife by U.S. officials and brought to New York, faces a hearing Wednesday at 12 p.m. EDT in the Manhattan federal court.
The joint proposal on a trial date two years out suggests both sides anticipate a lengthy pre-trial process. Maduro's case marks a rare instance of a former head of state being tried on U.S. soil on criminal charges.
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