Maduro's Son Breaks Silence: 'Father Called...' Reveals Parents' Strength in US Custody
Maduro's Son Reveals Parents' Strength in US Detention

Maduro's Son Shares Emotional Account of Parents' US Detention

Nicolas Maduro Guerra, son of detained former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, has broken his silence about his parents' situation in United States custody. In a powerful revelation, he described how his father called him from detention, showing remarkable resilience despite the circumstances.

Parents Remain "Firm and Strong" Despite Capture

The younger Maduro confirmed that both his father and mother, Cilia Flores, maintain their strength while facing federal narco-terrorism charges in New York. This comes after their dramatic capture during a U.S. military operation in Caracas on January 3, 2026.

"They remain firm and strong," Maduro Guerra stated emphatically during his emotional address to supporters. "My father's voice carried the same determination I've always known."

Massive Support in Caracas Streets

Thousands of Venezuelans took to the streets of Caracas in a show of solidarity with their detained leader. The capital city witnessed:

  • Motorcycle rallies filling major avenues
  • Chants demanding Maduro's immediate release
  • Emotional gatherings outside government buildings
  • Supporters waving Venezuelan flags throughout the city

The atmosphere grew particularly charged when Maduro Guerra delivered his speech to the assembled crowd, his voice trembling with emotion as he shared personal details about his parents' condition.

Venezuelan Government Condemns US Action

Acting Venezuelan president Delcy Rodríguez has issued a strong condemnation of the United States' military operation. She characterized the capture as a "stain" on bilateral relations between the two nations.

"This action represents a violation of international norms and our sovereignty," Rodríguez declared in her official statement. "We will pursue every diplomatic avenue to secure their return."

Legal Challenges Ahead in New York

Maduro and Flores now face serious federal charges in New York courts. The narco-terrorism allegations represent:

  1. One of the most significant international legal cases in recent years
  2. A major test of US-Venezuela diplomatic relations
  3. Potential implications for other international leaders
  4. A complex legal battle with global attention

The case has already drawn attention from human rights organizations and international legal experts who are monitoring proceedings closely.

Family's Personal Struggle Amid Political Crisis

Beyond the political implications, Maduro Guerra's revelations highlight the personal toll on the family. His emotional description of speaking with his detained father provides a human dimension to what many see as a purely political situation.

The son's account offers rare insight into how political figures and their families navigate such extraordinary circumstances. His decision to speak publicly reflects both the family's distress and their determination to maintain a public presence during this challenging period.

As the situation continues to develop, both supporters and critics await further developments in what has become one of the most dramatic international political stories of the year.