Following his capture on June 17, 2025, Jorge Luis Hernández Villazón, also known as “Boliche,” the man who facilitated the judicial processing of Álex Saab as a DEA informant, now faces a charge of conspiracy… The Dark Legacy of Jorge Luis Hernández Villazón as He Faces Charges for Electronic Fraud and His Ties to Maduro’s Corruption Network
The auction of PDV Holding Inc., the parent company of Citgo Petroleum Corporation, has become one of the most complex and sensitive legal processes linked to Venezuela’s economic collapse and its external debt. Citgo, a… Citgo Auction Exposes Legal Quagmire as Gold Reserve Emerges with Controversial Bid
The CITGO auction will conclude on August 18, 2025. In a sweltering summer, Venezuelans will lose the nation’s most significant asset overseas. The crown jewel of the Venezuelan state abroad has been auctioned off. CITGO… Venezuela’s Disastrous Mismanagement Leads to the Auction of CITGO, the Nation’s Most Valuable Asset in the United States
In the CITGO auction process, a group of bondholders from PDVSA 2020 challenges before the Delaware Court the position of PDV Holding Inc. (PDVH) and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, subsidiaries of PDVSA that accuse… CITGO Auction Controversy: PDVSA 2020 Bondholders Defend Against PDVH and Venezuela’s Allegations of Undue Influence
In the CITGO auction process, Crystallex International Corporation expressed its objection to the Delaware Court regarding the court expert Robert B. Pincus responding to the dismissed PDVSA workers about how their rights would be upheld… Crystallex Attempts to Silence Workers’ Rights in CITGO Auction Process Amid Legal Dispute
Julio Herrera Velutini (der) y Mark Rossini (izq) Foto: El Nuevo Día As efforts continue to set a date for the guilty plea hearing, one of the prosecutors on the federal case against former Puerto… Wanda Vázquez and Associates Set to Negotiate Guilt Over Foreign Campaign Financing Scandal
In the CITGO auction process, court-appointed expert Robert B. Pincus responded to Leroy Garrett’s motion submitted to the Delaware Court, requesting that the court compel him to answer questions regarding how they will compensate their… Judicial Expert Refuses to Address Fired PDVSA Workers’ Claims During CITGO Auction Process
As the eighth anniversary of her brother’s disappearance approaches, a haunting phrase echoes in the mind of Darling Rangel Roa: “If I don’t deliver the bag, they’re going to kill me.” These were the last… Soldier’s Disappearance Highlights Grave Allegations of Military Complicity in Venezuela’s Dark Underbelly
The CITGO auction process is becoming increasingly complicated due to the ongoing battle between PDVSA and PDVH against the holders of PDVSA 2020 Bonds, whom they accuse of distorting their rights and manipulating decisions in… CITGO Auction Faces Turmoil as PDVSA Accuses 2020 Bondholders of Distorting Rights for Personal Gain
Facing the uncertainty of missing loved ones for years, families in Venezuela endure further distress inflicted by an indifferent state. Relatives seeking answers often encounter sarcasm from authorities when requesting investigations into disappearances: “Oh, ma’am,… Venezuela’s Indifference and the Families Left to Search for the Disappeared
Breliacnis, a Venezuelan woman, finds the memory of her mother slipping away like water between her fingers. She hasn’t seen her since childhood. A collection of bones and a gravestone bearing the name she had… Border of Disappearance: A Harrowing Tale of Forcible Abductions and Impunity in Colombia and Venezuela
A press report outlines the intricacies of the Ábalos-Koldo plot and the Delcygate, a complex web of transnational corruption allegedly involving funds from Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA), supposedly engaging in irregular business with the… Spain’s Complicity in Venezuela’s Corruption Scandal Exposed in Ábalos-Koldo and Delcygate Investigation
Tragically, as often happens with farmers and Indigenous peoples, the Yukpa chief Cesareo Panapera was murdered twice. The first time, he was shot with firearms on the afternoon of May 10, 2025. The second time,… Unveiling the Atrocities: How Landlords in Perijá Fuel the Persecution of Indigenous Peoples
Foto Cortesía The recent ruling by Judge María Tardón of Spain’s National Court to provisionally dismiss the money laundering case against Venezuelan businessman Raúl Gorrín highlights a concerning gap between international efforts to sanction high-level… Spain’s Judicial System Fails to Address Venezuelan Corruption as Raúl Gorrín Escapes Accountability in High-Profile Case
