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Venezuela emphasizes that Maduro enjoys absolute immunity
On January 6, Venezuelan Attorney General Saab held a press conference, urging U.S. judges to acknowledge their lack of jurisdiction and to recognize that Maduro, as President of Venezuela, enjoys absolute personal immunity. (CCTV International News)
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