A team of journalists including renowned Univision newsman Jorge Ramos were detained in Venezuela after an interview with Nicolás Maduro went sideways

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• A team of six Univision journalists, including veteran newsman Jorge Ramos, have reportedly been released from the Miraflores Palace in Caracas, Venezuela, after being detained, Univision News reported via Twitter.
• The news organization's initial tweet alleged that the team was interviewing embattled leader Nicolás Maduro, but "he did not like the questions," Univision said.
• They were released "unharmed," Univision said in a report.

A team of six Univision journalists, including veteran newsman Jorge Ramos, have reportedly been released from the Miraflores Palace in Caracas, Venezuela, after being detained, Univision News reported via Twitter.

The news organization's initial tweet alleged that the team was interviewing embattled leader Nicolás Maduro, but "he did not like the questions," Univsion said. They were detained for two hours and had their video equipment and phones taken away. They were released "unharmed," Univision said in a report.

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