The US attorney general listed a series of properties, vehicles and jewels, among others. Previously, the reward for Nicolás Maduro was increased.
USA kidnapped assets of the president of Venezuela Nicolás Maduro for US $ 700 million. Among the confiscated elements, they are listed Properties, vehicles, jewels and cash.
In statements to the chain Fox NewsAttorney General Pam Bondi explained that the list of goods includes “Two billionaire jets, several houses and a villa in the Dominican Republic. ” In addition, they also joined “multimillionaire houses in Florida, a farm of horses, cars, nine vehicles, millions of dollars in jewels and cash“
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USA kidnapped assets of Nicolás Maduro for an amount of US $ 700 million
Despite Bondi’s words to the chain, the news was denied by the Venezuelan Interior and Justice Minister, Diosdado Cabelloduring your weekly program on state television.
“They removed their goods, houses and airplanes …They say that the accounts also froze. What accounts? They must be accounts payable, “hair joked.
USA offered a reward of US $ 50 million for those who provide information to arrest Nicolás Maduro
The government of USA redoubled his efforts to achieve the arrest of the president of VenezuelaNicolás Ripewhom they accuse of having strong links with drug trafficking both in your country and in Mexico.
The administration of Donald Trump decided to double the reward for those who collaborate with the Detention of the regime leader: It went from $ 25 million au $ 50 million.
The decision was communicated by the United States Attorney General, Pam Bondiwho pointed out that Ripe USA “foreign terrorist organizations such as the Aragua Train, the Sinaloa Cartel and the children’s cartel to introduce lethal drugs and violence“In your country.
In that sense, he said: “To date, the DEA He has seized 30 tons of cocaine linked to Maduro and his accomplices, of which Almost seven tons are linked to Maduro himselfwhich represents a fundamental source of income for Cartels based in Venezuela and Mexico. “
Source: Ambito
