Maduro's Son Slams US Capture as 'Kidnapping,' Warns Global Sovereignty at Risk

• Nicolas Maduro Guerra, son of Venezuela's deposed dictator, labeled his father's US capture a "kidnapping" and urged global solidarity for his return.
• Maduro Guerra warned that normalizing such actions threatens global stability and the sovereignty of all nations, claiming his family is being persecuted.
• Nicolas Maduro pleaded not guilty in a New York court, asserting his arrest in Caracas was an unlawful "military abduction" violating international law.
• President Trump declared "America is in charge" post-capture, linking the operation to broader US geopolitical interests including Venezuelan oil.
• The defense plans to challenge US jurisdiction, citing the unlawful nature of the arrest, though a similar defense by Manuel Noriega failed previously.

Why It Matters: Maduro's son condemns US capture as a "kidnapping," warning of global sovereignty threats, while Maduro pleads not guilty.