Urgent.. America cancels a bounty against… "terrorist" And increase it to arrest an elected president

While the United States of America canceled the $10 million reward that it had allocated for anyone who provides information leading to the arrest of Ahmed Al-Sharaa, who pranked Abu Muhammad Al-Julani, one of the most dangerous members of the Al-Qaeda terrorist organization, the United States increased the reward for the arrest of the president  Venezuelan Nicolas Maduro to a record sum of $25 million. 

 

American confusion 

 

And this was The decision is a continuation of Washington’s policy that began in 2020, when a $15 million reward was offered for information about the whereabouts of… “Maduro”. Washington accuses him of rigging the elections, international condemnations and not recognizing his victory. 

 

According to independent observers, he received half the number of votes obtained by the opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez.

However, the opposition leader was forced to refuse to return to Venezuela to take the constitutional oath due to the threat of arrest. 

As a result, he began Maduro, despite protests inside and outside the country, continues his third presidential term, which is scheduled to end in 2031.

Most Latin American leaders ignored Maduro’s inauguration, which was held in Caracas.

 Only the presidents of Cuba and Nicaragua, whose countries traditionally support Venezuela, attended the meeting, and this was clear evidence of diplomatic isolation. For Venezuela.

The situation inside the country continues to deteriorate. According to human rights activists, after the elections, 28 people were killed, more than 200 were injured, and 2,400 were arrested during clashes with police and armed groups. 

These events only intensified international condemnation of “Maduro.”

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Washington, which has repeatedly described Venezuela as a region of vital American interests, may increase pressure on Maduro. Some analysts believe that Donald Trump’s possible return to power could lead to a tougher policy toward Caracas, especially in light of the former president’s interest in resolving regional problems.

The increasing reward for Maduro’s capture underscores the United States’ determination to bring him to justice. Justice.

 However, the question remains whether these measures will lead to real change in Venezuela.

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