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Deposed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is set to make his first appearance Monday in an American courtroom to hear the narco-terrorism, drug-trafficking and illegal weapons charges against him that the Trump administration has used to justify capturing him and removing him to U.S. soil.

Facilities Available
LIVE STAND-UP POSITIONS
On Monday, The Associated Press is offering live stand-up positions at the following locations:

- Federal Courthouse, New York, USA
- Metropolitan Detention Center, New York, USA
- United Nations, New York, USA
- Cucuta, Colombia (Colombia-Venezuela border)
- Washington, USA
- Havana, Cuba


AP REPORTERS | CUSTOM LIVE SHOTS
Federal Courthouse, New York, USA
AP's Michael Sisak is available for custom live shots in English.

Metropolitan Detention Center, New York, USA
AP reporters are available for custom live shots in multiple languages.

United Nations, New York
AP reporters are available for custom live shots in multiple languages.

Caracas, Venezuela
AP's Regina Cano Garcia is available for custom live shots in:
English,
Spanish.

Cucuta, Colombia
AP's Philip Crowther is available for custom live shots at the Colombia-Venezuela border in the following languages:
English,
Spanish,
French,
Portuguese,
German,
Luxembourgish.

Washington, D.C., USA
AP reporters are available for custom live shots in multiple languages.

Havana, Cuba
AP's Cristiana Mesquita is available for reaction from Cuba in:
English,
Spanish,
Portuguese.

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