Attorney General will open investigation into those involved in receiving money from USAID

Published at: 10/02/2025 05:23 PM

The Attorney General of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, Tarek William Saab, announced that figures of the Venezuelan extreme right who received money from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) are being investigated.

In this regard, Saab, during an interview on the radio program Cable a Tierra, reported that to date, 25 investigations have been carried out following the corruption scheme carried out by the alleged “interim government” of Juan Guaidó, who is directly involved as a person who received money from USAID for the alleged benefit of Venezuelan migrants, however, what he was doing was conspiring against a legitimate government and allocated only 2% to the town.

“Since 2023, we have requested a red alert from Interpol so that Juan Guaidó and other of his collaborators could be handed over to the Venezuelan justice system for cases of asset theft, usurpation of functions, conspiracy, promotion of acts of terrorism, betrayal of the Fatherland, among others,” he stressed.

He said that in this circle of thieves there are "Julio Borges, Leopoldo López, Marrero, Pizarro and Smolansky among other characters, so in Venezuela ongoing investigations are being carried out to learn about the celebration of the theft of Citgo, of Monomers, of the money withheld in Portugal and of the gold withheld from the United Kingdom and how the theft of these assets was financed by USAID and were transferred to this opposition”.

Mazo News Team