The New York Times has quietly removed former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro from its annual 'Most Stylish' list. The change came after a meme showing Maduro wearing a tracksuit went viral online. Maduro, who was recently captured by authorities, had been included in the list published earlier this year. The newspaper did not publicly announce the removal, but the updated version no longer features the former leader. The viral meme mocked Maduro's appearance, contrasting it with the typically high-fashion choices of others on the list. Maduro, who led Venezuela from 2013 until his capture, has been a controversial figure both politically and culturally. His inclusion in a style list had surprised many. The New York Times' list is known for highlighting fashionable personalities from various fields. The removal follows growing criticism online after the meme spread. No further details about Maduro's capture or current status were provided in the context of this style list adjustment. The incident highlights the power of internet memes to influence mainstream media decisions.