US Offers $25 Million for Nicolás Maduro's Arrest Amid Continued International Pressure

Sat Jul 19 2025 01:55:17 GMT+0300 (Eastern European Summer Time)
US Offers $25 Million for Nicolás Maduro's Arrest Amid Continued International Pressure

The US increases its reward for information on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro as tensions escalate following his controversial third-term inauguration.


Amid ongoing criticism from the international community and Venezuelan opposition, the US has announced a $25 million reward for information leading to the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, just as he begins his third term. This decision reflects deepening geopolitical tensions and highlights the US's stance on human rights and governance in Venezuela.


The United States has intensified its efforts to bring President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela to justice by announcing a $25 million reward for information that could lead to his arrest. This announcement coincides with Maduro's inauguration ceremony for a controversial third six-year term, which has been largely criticized by both domestic and international observers.

The decision to elevate the reward for Maduro, who has been accused of a range of human rights abuses and corruption, underscores the US government's growing frustration with his administration. The announcement was made public on the same day Venezuela’s political landscape braced itself for another term under a leader who has faced increasing isolation from most Western nations.

In addition to the reward for Maduro, the US also issued rewards for two other high-profile officials: Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello and Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino, with the latter receiving up to $15 million for information connected to his apprehension or conviction. These actions signal the US's broader strategy to hold top Venezuelan officials accountable amidst a backdrop of economic turmoil and societal division.

Opposition leaders inside Venezuela have expressed their discontent regarding the elections that led to Maduro's inauguration, suggesting they were marred by fraud and intimidation. They do not view Maduro's government as legitimate and continue to seek international aid and recognition for their cause. As the geopolitical stakes rise, the focus remains on how these developments will further impact the lives of Venezuelans struggling amid a crisis that includes severe shortages of basic goods and services.

The broader implications of the US's announcement may not only affect diplomatic relationships but also the economic policies of both nations and the stability of Venezuela as it seeks to navigate an increasingly tumultuous political environment. The US has committed to working with international allies to address the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela, which continues to draw attention from neighboring countries and global organizations alike.

As the situation unfolds, further developments are anticipated, and the US will likely continue to engage with and pressure Maduro's government over issues involving governance, democratic freedoms, and human rights. This ongoing saga remains a focal point in the conversation regarding international law and the responsibilities of sovereign nations.

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