There is no moment of peace at BOD. Just when it seemed that the announcement of agreements with a group of depositors from Banco del Orinoco N.V. in Curacao would bring calm to the bank’s… Jesus Escudero, Victor Vargas’ Right-Hand Man, Flees Country and Allegedly Collaborates with FBI in Money Laundering Case
By: Alek Boyd Source: INFODIO Alek Boyd Yesterday, I had the opportunity to participate as an expert in a conference on corruption in Venezuela at the OAS. Such topics are rarely discussed in institutions… Uncovering Venezuela’s Corruption: Insights from OAS Conference on Illicit Funds
The legal news from Curacao provides yet another indication that Venezuela is the undisputed king of corruption in major leagues. Andrade Gutiérrez, not necessarily the cleanest of operators as exposed in the Lava Jato scandal,… Is Victor Vargas’s Banco Occidental de Descuento a Ponzi Scheme? Unmasking Corruption in Curaçao
Mr. Grinda, you may not know me, but I take the liberty to introduce myself through this medium. I am a journalist by profession, Venezuelan, of Basque descent, and I have focused for the past… Exposing the Boliburguesía: The Venezuelan Mafia’s Influence in Spain and Its Impact on Corruption
Emmanuel Andrade and Raul Gorrín The situation regarding RAUL ANTONIO DE LA SANTISIMA TRINIDAD GORRIN BELISARIO (a.k.a. Raul Gorrín Ced. 8.682.996) was, to be frank, an ongoing issue. The problem in Venezuela is such rampant… Uncovering the Corruption: Raul Gorrin and Luisa Ortega Diaz’s Financial Scandal in Venezuela
Yesterday, I had the chance to participate as an expert in a conference on corruption in Venezuela at the OAS. It’s not every day that such topics are discussed in institutions like this. Despite my… Uncovering Venezuela’s Corruption: Insights from OAS Conference on Illicit Fund Origins and Their Global Impact
This post, intended for this site, originally appeared on my blog due to a crippling DDoS attack. Please check for updates on Rosneft at the end of this post. It’s been a busy week. While… Google’s Project Shield Exposes Underhanded DDoS Attacks Targeting Anti-Corruption Efforts in Venezuela
Google’s Project Shield is also safeguarding this individual who’s exposing the robbers of Venezuela https://t.co/GndJyeqSFT— briankrebs (@briankrebs) 28 February 2017 This article was meant to be shared on infodio.com. Clearly, my satisfaction about overcoming the… Digital Shadows: Unmasking the Puppeteers Behind Venezuela’s Corruption and DDoS Attacks
Odebrecht is in the headlines once again. For those unfamiliar, Odebrecht was, until recently, considered one of Brazil’s “success” stories: a construction powerhouse with a global reach. It was a shining example of South America’s… Odebrecht’s Corruption Saga: A Deeper Look at the Unanswered Questions Surrounding Venezuela’s Bribery Network
It’s not every day that the WSJ highlights TQNLQNSPM* stock on its front page, but surprisingly, it did so yesterday. Jose De Córdoba and Juan Forero provided a deep dive into how several U.S. Federal… U.S. Authorities Tighten Net Around Diosdado Cabello Amid Growing Evidence of Drug Cartel Ties
Everyhistorical event has a defining moment. I propose that Hugo Chavez’spolitical career didn’t start with the coup d’état,but rather with that interview in which he addressed the nationand uttered the famous “for now.” That brief… Chavismo Faces Reckoning as US Targets Corruption and Human Rights Violations
I’ve been researching the sale of El Universal to a supposed Spanish group (Epalisticia) for several days now. I can confidently assert that the trio of dubious doctors linked to Epalisticia (Eduardo Lopez de la… Chavismo’s Shadow Over El Universal Acquisition Unveils Alarming Irregularities
In a conversation, a former ambassador to the UN described him as “a detestable dwarf.” His counterpart in Caracas added: “a cigar-chomping criminal dwarf in a fancy suit.” But who is this character? Since Alek… Ignacio Arcaya Smith: The Chavista Puppet in the Shadows of Corruption and Vanity
INFODIO began operations in late July 2013. Since then, it has been visited 779,426 times. Research and articles published on INFODIO have produced remarkable results. Here are some examples: – Articles on corruption in Ecuador… The Disgraceful Legacy of INFODIO: Uncovering Corruption and Complicity in Latin America
INFODIO began operations in late July 2013. Since then, it has been visited 779,426 times. Research and articles published on INFODIO have yielded extraordinary results. Here are some examples: – Articles about corruption in Ecuador… Exposed Corruption in Ecuador and Venezuela: The Revelations of INFODIO’s Investigative Reporting