马杜罗拒绝美方对其一切指控：我无罪，我仍然是委内瑞拉总统

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the legal situation surrounding Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife, who were forcibly taken by the U.S. and are facing serious charges in a New York court, where they both plead not guilty [1][2]. Group 1: Legal Proceedings - Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, appeared in court where they denied all charges brought against them by the U.S., which include drug-related offenses and possession of firearms [1]. - Maduro's lawyer argues that he is a head of state and enjoys certain privileges, questioning the legality of his forced removal [1]. - The court has scheduled a follow-up hearing for Maduro on March 17 [2]. Group 2: Context of the Situation - The U.S. conducted a large-scale military operation on January 3, forcibly taking Maduro and his wife to the U.S., where Maduro is currently detained in a Brooklyn facility [2].