NYT Ties Trump's Venezuelan Gold Imports to Criminal Networks
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Gold imported into US remains unsold as refiners question supply chain
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.
Refineries resist processing hundreds of millions of dollars worth of cargo due to doubts about its origin and possible connections with corruption and criminal gangs
Washington, Sep 28 (EFE).- President Donald Trump's administration is redirecting gold from Venezuela to the United States, but refineries are not processing it because of doubts about alleged connections of Venezuelan companies with corrupt practices, according to The New York Times (NYT) Monday. NYT's research has been running since the beginning of the [...] Trump Entry brought gold from Venezuela to the United States, but refineries refuse t…
Aides joked about keeping gang-linked Venezuelan gold bars at White House party: report
The Trump administration's push to bring Venezuelan gold into the United States has tied American companies to a mining industry still riddled with gang extortion and corruption.After U.S. forces removed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in January, the administration moved quickly to take control of the country's natural resources, starting with oil and then turning to minerals, reported the New York Times. Venezuela holds one of the world's …
️THE LOOTED WEALTH TURNED OUT TO BE USELESS TO THE US,
ℹ️Venezuelan gold worth hundreds of millions of dollars, imported into the US under an agreement supported by the Trump administration, is being stockpiled and left unused.Processing companies refuse to work with it out of fears that it may be...
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