In an exclusive interview with FOX News, prosecutor Pam Bondi disclosed that U.S. authorities have seized two multi-million dollar mansions linked to Nicolás Maduro and his inner circle: one in Florida and the other in the Dominican Republic.
The operation also involved the confiscation of high-value jewelry, racehorses, foreign bank accounts, shell companies, and luxury yachts.
Bondi stated that these actions are part of a broader investigation against what the United States describes as “transnational organized crime”, indicating that the Venezuelan regime has operated as a criminal enterprise with ties to drug trafficking, money laundering, and associations with organizations such as the Sinaloa Cartel.
According to official data, authorities have blocked over $700 million in assets related to Maduro and his allies, in addition to the seizure of 30 tons of cocaine, of which at least 7 tons are directly linked to the Venezuelan leader.
In light of these actions, cooperation has intensified among agencies like the DEA, the Department of the Treasury, and the Department of State, aimed at cutting off the regime’s access to international financial resources and curbing their illegal operations.
For Bondi, these seizures send a clear message: “The realm of crime by Nicolás Maduro continues, but so does our fight to end his criminal network.”
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