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Venezuela’s Maduro Accused in Lawsuit of Authorizing Police Killings

Venezuela’s Maduro Accused in Lawsuit of Authorizing Police Killings
NYT World Tuesday 30 June 2026, 20:39 UTC By Frances Robles 1 min read
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A plaintiff photographed to disguise her identity. The lawsuit was filed using alias to protect the families.

A plaintiff photographed to disguise her identity. The lawsuit was filed using alias to protect the families.
Venezuela (LOCATION) Maduro (ORG) Lawsuit of Authorizing Police (ORG)
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