Overview
- Local outlets report that a U.S. operation over the weekend led to President Nicolás Maduro being taken into American custody.
- In Kansas City, restaurant owner Andrea Penaloza said her family feels relief yet worries about the vice president stepping in to lead.
- Penaloza said social media restrictions in Venezuela delayed relatives from learning the news, forcing family abroad to relay updates directly.
- In Louisville, Mare MucciGrosso and Nelson Michelangeli, who fled political persecution, said the moment brings real hope but will not fix Venezuela overnight.
- WLKY noted Maduro could face up to life in prison if convicted, and interviewees acknowledged concerns over oil while prioritizing steps they believe could secure freedom.