They ask for immunity from justice for Delcy Rodríguez in the USA. United States
This was requested by the State Department's legal adviser, Reed Rubinstein, in a letter sent on July 11 to the Deputy State Attorney General
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This was requested by the State Department's legal adviser, Reed Rubinstein, in a letter sent on July 11 to the U.S. Deputy Attorney General, Brett Shumate. On July 15, following the letter sent by the State Department, the judge ordered compensation of $314 million in this case, although Delcy Rodríguez was excluded from the judgement, which does affect Maduro and other Chavista officials. The Trump government asked the U.S. Justice to give Delcy Rodríguez immunity for recognizing her as president of Venezuela.
Furthermore, Since the capture of Maduro, the Trump Government has strengthened relations with the interim Government of Rodríguez, who was Vice President of Maduro, while the opposition leader María Corina Machado insists on her intention to return to Venezuela to promote a democratic transition in the country. The plaintiffs, including those abducted in Venezuela and two minors, had filed the complaint in August 2025, but they reactivated it in January with a new motion following the capture of Maduro, now in New York City, where he faces drug terrorism charges. "The State Department therefore requests that the Department of Justice submit a suggestion for immunity to the district court as soon as possible," the document points out.
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This was requested by the State Department's legal adviser, Reed Rubinstein, in a letter sent on July 11 to the U.S. Deputy Attorney General, Brett Shumate.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesOn July 15, following the letter sent by the State Department, the judge ordered compensation of $314 million in this case, although Delcy Rodríguez was excluded from the judgement, which does affect Maduro and other Chavista officials.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe Trump government asked the U.S. Justice to give Delcy Rodríguez immunity for recognizing her as president of Venezuela.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSince the capture of Maduro, the Trump Government has strengthened relations with the interim Government of Rodríguez, who was Vice President of Maduro, while the opposition leader María Corina Machado insists on her intention to return to Venezuela to promote a democratic transition in the country.
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The plaintiffs, including those abducted in Venezuela and two minors, had filed the complaint in August 2025, but they reactivated it in January with a new motion following the capture of Maduro, now in New York City, where he faces drug terrorism charges.
according to Clarín"The State Department therefore requests that the Department of Justice submit a suggestion for immunity to the district court as soon as possible," the document points out.
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