Special forces soldier belongs on battlefield, not in court, lawyer says

(Reuters) The special forces soldier accused of using classified information to bet on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s ouster belongs on the battlefield, not in a courtroom, his lawyer says.

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(Reuters) The special forces soldier accused of using classified information to bet on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s ouster belongs on the battlefield, not in a courtroom, his lawyer says.

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