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'A Small Gift Of Love And Hope': Ex-Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro Shares Photos From New York Prison

Former Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro on Sunday posted two photographs on his official social media accounts. In the pictures, he could be seen dressed in a grey sweatshirt and trousers with white shoes, smiling and making peace signs with both hands at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. "A Small Gift of Love and Hope. I send these photos as a small gift to all my grandsons and…

'A Small Gift Of Love And Hope': Ex-Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro Shares Photos From New York Prison

Former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro shared two photos on his official social media accounts on Sunday, dressed in a grey sweatshirt, trousers, and white shoes. He smiled and made peace signs with both hands at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. The caption read, "A Small Gift of Love and Hope. I send these photos as a small gift to all my grandsons and granddaughters, to the boys and girls, and to all the noble people who love us."

The photos were timestamped June 25, while Maduro claimed he wanted to convey that "we stand firm, with our hearts full of your love, that love which reaches us transformed into prayer, into constant action, into solidarity, and into true support. Thank you infinitely for every word, every gesture, every blessing." He concluded his message quoting the Apostle Paul: "But in all these things we obtain a wide victory, thanks to the one who loved us" (Rom 8:37). Maduro said with faith in God intact, "Cilia and I embrace you forever."

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