Washington, Jan. 14 -- Venezuelan actor Edgar Ramirez has described a mix of "relief, fear and exhaustion" following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by US forces early this month, saying the country now faces only "bad or worse" options for its future.

Since January 3, when Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was captured by the US forces and transported to New York to face federal drug and weapons charges, Edgar Ramirez has been in a state of emotional whiplash.

"Right now I feel relieved, but also excited and fearful and exhausted," the Emmy-nominated Venezuelan actor tells The Hollywood Reporter. "There is a sense of relief that this terrible dictator has been taken out. But there is a lot of uncertainty. What peop...