NYT Ties Trump's Venezuelan Gold Imports to Criminal Networks
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44 Articles
Venezuelan gold arrived in the United States in the form of doré, a semi-processed metal that needs to be refined before achieving commercial quality
When There Are No Rules...
If there’s one takeaway from this feature about how the Trump administration is trying (and largely failing) to loot Venezuela’s gold, it’s that the Rules Based Order is bad: In early March, as President Trump basked in the success of a military intervention in Venezuela, he joined Interior Secretary Doug Burgum in the West Wing […] The post When There Are No Rules… appeared first on Lawyers, Guns & Money.
Trump has shipped hundreds of millions of dollars worth of gold from Venezuela to the United States. But no American companies want to touch it. The reason is that the origin of the gold cannot be verified, according to the New York Times.
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President Donald Trump's administration transports gold from Venezuela to the United States, but refineries do not process it because of doubts about the alleged connections of Venezuelan companies with corrupt practices, wrote the publication on Monday...
Americans, as The New York Times writes, cannot recycle the gold that the United States has removed from Venezuela's territory because of the fears of local industrialists who fear difficulties with further sales.
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