As of 2024, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has not appeared in court for trial. Although the international community—particularly the United States and several Western countries—has long leveled various accusations against Maduro’s government, including human rights abuses, electoral fraud, corruption, and drug trafficking, Maduro continues to serve as president within Venezuela and has not been formally arrested or brought to trial. In 2020, the U.S. Department of Justice indicted Maduro and several other high-ranking Venezuelan officials on charges of ‘narco-terrorism.’ However, this was an in absentia prosecution; Maduro never appeared in a U.S. courtroom. The Venezuelan government has consistently denied all allegations, labeling them as politically motivated persecution and foreign interference in domestic affairs. Therefore, reports claiming that ‘Maduro has appeared in court for trial’ are inaccurate and likely stem from misinformation or confusion with other political developments. Currently, Maduro remains in power and is seeking re-election in 2024. Any news about his actual courtroom appearance should be carefully verified for credibility.
截至目前（2024年），委内瑞拉总统尼古拉斯·马杜罗并未出庭受审。尽管国际社会，尤其是美国和部分西方国家，长期对马杜罗政府提出多项指控，包括侵犯人权、选举舞弊、腐败及毒品走私等，并曾有美国法院对其发出刑事指控甚至悬赏通缉，但马杜罗本人始终在委内瑞拉国内行使总统职权，并未被正式拘捕或出庭受审。2020年，美国司法部曾起诉马杜罗及其他多名委内瑞拉高官，指控其参与‘毒品恐怖主义’，但该案件属于缺席起诉，马杜罗本人未出现在美国法庭。委内瑞拉政府则坚决否认所有指控，称其为政治迫害和干涉内政。因此，所谓‘马杜罗出庭受审’的消息并不属实，可能是误传或混淆了其他政治事件。当前，马杜罗仍掌控委内瑞拉政权，并在2024年寻求连任。任何关于其实际出庭受审的报道均需谨慎核实信息来源。
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