The United States offers a $ 50 million bonus to arrest Nicholas Maduro from Venezuela

The United States has doubled a reward for the information that led to the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro to 50 million dollars (37.2 million pounds), accusing that he was “one of the largest Narco pioneers in the world.”

US President Donald Trump has been a critic since Maduro long ago, who returned to his post in January after elections that are similar to allegations of sounds. The results were widely rejected by the international community.

Prosecutor Bam Bondi said that the United States will double its declaration already 25 million dollars (18.6 million pounds)And Maduro said he was directly linked to drug smuggling.

Venezuelan Foreign Minister Ivan Jill said that the new reward was “compassionate” and described it as “political propaganda.”

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During the first period of Trump, the United States government accused Maduro and other high -ranking Venezuelan officials who have a set of crimes, including terrorism in terrorism, corruption and drug trafficking.

At that time, the US Department of Justice claimed that Maduro worked with the Repel Colombian Farc group “to use cocaine as a weapon” to immerse the “United States”.

In a video posted on Thursday, Bondi Maduro was accused of coordination with groups such as Trin de Aragoa – a Venezuelan gang that the Trump administration announced a terrorist organization – a strong criminal network based in Mexico.

She claimed that the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DeA) “seized 30 tons of cocaine associated with Maduro and its partners, with nearly seven tons linked to Madono himself.”

Maduro has previously rejected our allegations that he had direct involvement in drug trafficking.

Bondi’s comments are an extension of long -term tensions between the United States and the Venezuelan government – but the Public Prosecutor did not provide any other indication of how the government imagines a renewed appeal and a monetary incentive will achieve results.

Maduro – the leader of the United Socialist Party and succeeded Hugo Chavez in 2013 – has repeatedly accused of suppressing opposition groups and silencing the opposition in Venezuela, including using violence.

He survived the protests in the aftermath of the disputed elections last year and kept his authority to power.

But in June, Hugo Carvajal – who was formerly the head of military intelligence in Venezuela – was I was convicted of many drug trafficking charges After his arrest in Madrid and the trial in the United States.

Carvajal of Spymaster was afraid of El Pollo, or chicken, but he fled from Venezuela after he called the army to support the opposition candidate and topple Maduro.

He initially denied the charges of drugs, but later changed his approval of guilt, which led to the strengthening of speculation that he concluded an agreement with the American authorities to obtain a lesser sentence in exchange for criminalizing information about Maduro.

The United Kingdom and the European Union announced sanctions against the Maduro government after returning to office earlier this year.