"This page is unavailable," reads the message where Maduro's channel once appeared. Maduro's channel, with over 233,000 subscribers, mainly featured his speeches and weekly TV show. YouTube says accounts are removed for "repeated violations" such as misinformation, hate speech, or interfering with "democratic processes." Earlier this month, Maduro sent a letter to Trump, insisting Venezuela had dismantled trafficking networks and major drug gangs. Asked about Maduro's letter on Sunday, Trump declined to confirm receiving it, saying, "We'll see what happens with Venezuela."