Cilia Flores

Mass Demonstration For Release Of President Maduro, Cilia Flores

February 4, 2026 TeleSur, Orinoco Tribune. Resist! Cilia Flores, Kidnapping, Nicolas Maduro, political prisoners, Venezuela

This Tuesday, February 3, the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, was the scene of a massive demonstration of citizens demanding the return of the Constitutional president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, and the first lady, Cilia Flores, abducted by US imperialism exactly one month ago. The protest brought together workers, students, and social movements near the La Previsora building in Plaza Venezuela. From there, the march proceeded along Libertador and Urdaneta avenues, ending at the corner of Santa Capilla in the city center, where the demonstrators reaffirmed their commitment to fighting against external pressures.

We’re Being Lied To On A Massive Scale About Events In Venezuela

January 12, 2026 Margaret Flowers, Clearing the FOG. Featured Campaign, Podcast - Clearing The FOG Cilia Flores, International Law, Nicolas Maduro, political prisoners, US Imperialism, Venezuela

On January 3, the Trump administration authorized a large-scale military invasion in Venezuela that killed one hundred people. The US bombed infrastructure in and around Caracas, and in other states, and kidnapped President Nicolas Maduro and First Combatant (aka First Lady) Cilia Flores. Outright lies are being reported in the corporate media on a massive scale to justify crimes committed by the US military and to mislead the public. Clearing the FOG speaks with activist and policy analyst Leonardo Flores. Flores addresses many of the common myths and provides the facts you need to understand that President Maduro is still the President of Venezuela, that the US-backed far-right opposition led by Maria Corinna Machado has little power within Venezuela, that the Venezuelan government and the Bolivarian Revolution remain strong and united and that gains claimed by the Trump administration are exaggerated. He also discusses what people in the US are doing to mobilize in support of President Maduro and First Lady Flores.

Freedom For President Maduro: Ninth Consecutive Brooklyn Rally

January 12, 2026 Laura V. Mor, teleSUR English. Resist! Cilia Flores, Congress, International Solidarity, political prisoners, President Maduro, Venezuela

Demonstrators convened for the ninth consecutive night to express their unwavering support for the Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, the First Combatant Cilia Flores. The protest, held despite low temperatures, called for their immediate liberation, as reported by teleSUR correspondent Henry Camelo from the United States. Participants reiterated their conviction that the detention constitutes a kidnapping, asserting that President Nicolas Maduro and Cilia Flores must be freed without delay. They condemned the United States for using pretexts to invade Venezuela, ultimately aiming to seize its natural resources, including oil and mineral wealth.

Support Political Prisoners President Nicolas Maduro, First Lady Cilia Flores

January 11, 2026 Maduro Flores Prisoner Support, Popular Resistance. Resist!, Slider Cilia Flores, Nicolas Maduro, political prisoners, Prison support, Venezuela

In the spirit of answering the call of the Venezuelan people, we want to: Mobilize a regular physical presence in front of the Metro Detention Center Brooklyn, where President Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores are being held. Encourage national and international support through letter writing campaigns, calls for local resolutions and more. Call for a national mobilization closer to President Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores' trial date (tentatively set for March 17, 2026).

Who Is Nicolás Maduro And Why Washington Kidnapped Him

January 6, 2026 Gary Wilson, Struggle La Lucha. Educate! Cilia Flores, Kidnapping, Nicolas Maduro, US Imperialism, Venezuela

On Jan. 3, 2026, the Trump administration carried out one of the most open acts of imperialist aggression in the recent history of Latin America. U.S. forces invaded Venezuela and kidnapped its democratically elected president, Nicolás Maduro, along with Cilia Flores. This was not a covert operation or a proxy maneuver. It was a direct assault on Venezuelan sovereignty, carried out openly and justified after the fact through executive fiat and imperialist bravado. The target was not simply an individual president, but the right of an oppressed nation to determine its own political and economic path.

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