Maduro's Safe Passage Deadline Passes, U.S. Closes Venezuela's Airspace

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduros safe exit options dwindle as U.S. rejects his requests for amnesty and safe passage. Following a brief call with Trump, Maduro offered to leave Venezuela with his family if granted full legal amnesty and removal of U.S. sanctions. Trump rejected most requests, giving Maduro one week to leave, which expired last Friday. U.S. closed Venezuelas airspace, not recognizing Maduro as legitimate president. Maduros administration requests another call with Trump, with uncertainty around new safe passage deal. The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.