Nicolas Maduro heads back to court arguing that the US is trying to hamstring his defense

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Nicolas Maduro's legal team argued in federal court that the US government's revocation of a license to pay his legal fees violates his right to a defense against narco-terrorism charges. The former Venezuelan president and his wife, currently in federal custody in New York, face conspiracy charges and claim the US is interfering with their defense.

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