Alex Saab's "Ruins" in Venezuela
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The collapse of the Colombian merchant's empire, after the capture of Nicolás Maduro and his subsequent surrender to U.S. justice, left an asset trail in Venezuela in official custody or abandonment. Companies involved, properties in exclusive areas of Caracas and businesses in Margarita are part of a particular memorial, the Pompeii of power and corruption, which, left behind for now, can be visited by anyone.
The collapse of the Colombian merchant's empire, after the capture of Nicolás Maduro and his subsequent surrender to the U.S. justice, left in Venezuela a trail of assets in official custody or abandonment. Companies intervened, properties in exclusive areas of Caracas and businesses in Margarita are part of a particular memorial, the Pompeii of power and corruption, which is remaining after its fall and which anyone can now visit.
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