Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro along with more than 50 Venezuelan nationals are considered high risk for laundering money and financing terrorism, according to an advisory issued by Panama's economy and finance ministry. Read full article
When THEY do it it is justifiable [even if not legal]. But when the OTHERS do it, they are still Grey Listed [NOT Blacklisted PLEASE NOTE]. So there still is room to escape from the blame of criticism. THAT's Classic Politics at play!
There can be no justification what Chavez did and now Maduro is doing to his country and its people. With a bit of luck and if there is any justice in this world, Maduro will not end his days peacefully in his own bed.
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Apr 02nd, 2018 - 01:46 pm - Link - Report abuse 0TRUE!
When THEY do it it is justifiable [even if not legal]. But when the OTHERS do it, they are still Grey Listed [NOT Blacklisted PLEASE NOTE]. So there still is room to escape from the blame of criticism. THAT's Classic Politics at play!
There can be no justification what Chavez did and now Maduro is doing to his country and its people. With a bit of luck and if there is any justice in this world, Maduro will not end his days peacefully in his own bed.
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