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What Do We Know About the Plane that Crashed in Venezuela in Which Two Businessmen Were Traveling Investigated for Supposed Payments of “More than Half a Million to the Daughters of Zapatero”·Damn.es - Journalism so They Don’t Hang It
According to Infobae or El País, “Prospective Intelligence” transferred 551,760 euros to ‘What The Fav S.L.’ company owned by Laura and Alba Rodríguez Espinosa, daughters of the former president. The plane crashed on September 6, 2026 in the vicinity of Tomás de Heres airport, in Ciudad Bolívar (Venezuela) after taking off from Canaima National Park. According to local websites, there were seven people aboard the plane, the two Amaro brothers, R…
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According to Infobae or El País, “Prospective Intelligence” transferred 551,760 euros to ‘What The Fav S.L.’ company owned by Laura and Alba Rodríguez Espinosa, daughters of the former president. The plane crashed on September 6, 2026 in the vicinity of Tomás de Heres airport, in Ciudad Bolívar (Venezuela) after taking off from Canaima National Park. According to local websites, there were seven people aboard the plane, the two Amaro brothers, R…
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