(CNN) – Trump’s governor has ordered the sanctions against the city council against a Venezuelan juez and fiscal by his paper on the sentencing and sentencing of six state oil executives, collectively known as the “6 of Citgo”.
Juena Lorena Carolina Cornielles Ruiz presided over the juicie and finally surrendered to one of the six stadiums for corruption charges involving three years’ imprisonment »and fiscal Ramón Antonio Torres Espinoza« was the fiscal principal representing the regime of Maduro during the citation of the 6 of Citgo », according to a press release from the Department of Treasury of the United States.
“The detention and sentencing of these six people demonstrated against the corruption and abuse of power were deeply rooted in the institutions of Venezuela,” said Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin in a statement.
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As a result of the sanctions, “all the properties and interests in the property of the designated persons located in the United States or in the position or control of stadium persons are blocked and must be reported” to the Office of Control of Foreign Activists, the Department of Treasury.
The 6 of Citgo -Tomeu Vadell, Gustavo Cárdenas, Jorge Toledo, Alirio José Zambrano, José Luis Zambrano and José Ángel Pereira- more than three years detainees in Venezuela, for corruption charges.
Join ten seminal juices hearings in August and report guilt guilt over the past month. Gabriela Zambrano Hill, wife of Alirio José and sobrina of José Luis, classified the “farce” audiences and expressed his concern about the possible exposure of the men to covid-19.
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The efforts to secure the release of the men have not been successful. The Trump administration has cracked down on Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and the United States without a diplomatic presence on the ground. Two of the men, Cardians and Toledo, were killed during a free home arrest in July following a humanitarian visit to New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson’s and a team of government negotiators.