America raises indictment for narcotics-terrorism against anti-American Maduro

The US has pressed charges against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and other Venezuelan officials on charges of “narco-terrorism”, this rotating campaign to pressure the Trump administration against it.

The US State Department has offered a reward of about $15m for information leading to the arrest of Venezuela's ruling Maduro since 2013, Reuters reports, broadcast KOHA.

U.S. Attorney General William Barr has filed charges against Maduro, who now faces US sanctions and has been the target of the American pressure campaign.

Barr has accused Maduron and his associates of conspiring with a dissident fraction of the FARC “to flood the US with cocaine”.