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[^2]\n\nNicolás Maduro Guerra clarified that the two photos were printed and his father mailed them via postal service on July 13, arriving at a US address on Tuesday, August 25. [^3]\n\nNicolás Maduro Guerra said the photos were shared on the deposed leader's social media accounts on Sunday, two days after a historic energy agreement granting the US control of one-fifth of Venezuela's oil reserves. [^4]\n\nThe two images of Nicolás Maduro showed him wearing a grey tracksuit and appearing to have lost significant weight after his capture in January by US forces. [^5]\n\nAccording to Maduro Guerra, the photographs were taken by authorized personnel inside the prison while Nicolás Maduro was watching news about an earthquake affecting Venezuela. [^6]\n\nThe family decided to publicly release the images on August 30, 2026, via official social media accounts, accompanied by a message from Maduro stating he and his wife, Cilia Flores, remain firm. [^7]\n\nThe two printed photographs were delivered to Nicolás Maduro inside the prison and subsequently mailed to an address in the United States, arriving on August 25, 2026. [^8]\n\nNicolás Maduro Guerra claimed in a video posted on X that the photo was taken on June 25, the day after a double earthquake that left 6,500 people dead. 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