Nicolas Maduro in prison became interested in religion and philosophy
And his wife lost two teeth.
Former Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, who is in custody in Brooklyn, has become interested in studying religion and philosophy, writes The New York Times.
According to sources, Maduro spends most of his free time reading the Bible and the Quran. He also meets with prison chaplains, including a priest and a rabbi.
It is noteworthy that his interest in Judaism manifested precisely after his arrest: Maduro publicly stated his Sephardic Jewish origin, although his entourage claims that he had not shown similar interest before.
In addition, during his incarceration, the 63-year-old Maduro lost weight. The same happened to his wife Cilia Flores.
Her health condition is "more precarious": at the time of her detention in January, she was recovering from a hysterectomy (an operation to remove the uterus).
While in custody, she was prescribed nitroglycerin for chest pain. Her lawyers believe she may have had a heart attack in July. In addition, she lost two teeth.
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