Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, are anticipated to encounter fresh legal charges concerning allegations of torture inflicted upon Americans in Venezuelan prisons. U.S. prosecutors assert that Maduro lacks immunity from prosecution, a claim reinforced by the recent rejection of his immunity assertions in a New York court. Officials state that the Venezuelan regime did not seek immunity for Maduro, with ongoing preparations for charges in a narcoterrorism case as well. This situation underscores the increasing legal scrutiny faced by Maduro and his administration.