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I'm Hannah Jewell. It's Tuesday, January 6th. Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

Number one. Deposed Venezuelan president Nicholas Maduro made his first court appearance yesterday in New York.

The hearing offered the first public opportunity for Maduro to speak since he and his wife,

Celia Flores, were seized by U.S. forces on Saturday.

Maduro struck a defiant tone.

He told the court that he was kidnapped by the U.S. government,

assailed the Trump administration for capturing him, and he portrayed himself as his country's

rightful leader. Outside the court, some demonstrators gathered to protest against the U.S.

operation to capture Maduro. Here's Sidney Loving.

What it's really about is oil.

They want to topple a government that has since then refused to kneel and to open the door

to the extraction of oil and resources from Venezuela. That doesn't benefit the American people either.

It lines the pockets of the billionaire.

So we're against U.S. intervention.

We're against war on Venezuela.

Others celebrated what they saw as justice being served.

This is Rafael Escalante.

They stole my dreams.

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