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Speculation about all the behavior and illegitimate business deals surrounding the US$800,000 caught in Argentina transported by one of Chavez's supporters is leading to what ever amount of findings and open questions.
The Argentinean news www.seprin.com reports that the US$800,000 allegedly is just plain money laundering:
As expected, any time that Chavez feels caught big time he immediately imposes new laws taking more power which is approved by his servants with no opinion nor moral principles. This time Chavez is requesting full control of the Venezuelan international reserve funds from the banks, and that he can be president indefinitely as reported in the next links:
As you may imagine, Venezuelans are following the scandal of the US$800,000 caught in Argentina very closely, and a lot of people are providing lots of information for the authorities.
First of all, please read the attached link to article from The Economist "Venezuela's New Rich" republished by Hacer.org.
http://www.hacer.org/current/Vene161.php and article "Alien, el noveno pasajero" reporting details of the infamous trip to Argentina, and how this may be related to money laundering world wide:
http://www.periodicotribuna.com.ar/Articulo.asp?Articulo=3099 The corruption in Venezuela is beyond pathetic. Chavez makes the uneducated Venezuelans believe that he is there to provide help, thus making them parasites of the government while Chavez and thugs allegedly drain the country of all funds.
Chavez imposes huge foreign exchange rates devaluating the Venezuelan currency where it has never been before. Please remember that in the 1980's Venezuelans could buy one dollar with 4.30 bolivares, and presently one dollar is worth 4,300 bolivares thus destroying all purchasing power, and the life savings of honest people.
So, honest people with integrity in Venezuela are broke after being kept hostages for several years by Chavez, the poor are parasites of the government, and thugs are richer than ever they could even imagine. Chavez travels the world, and see his friends as his deranged whim feels like it, so how much do his extravagant trips cost? But, honest Venezuelans are grounded unable to travel because the dollar is so expensive.
Please see the next link of very sad and realistic cartoons from Venezuela:
Argentinean First Lady Cristina Fernández de Kirchner Reacts to the US$800,000
The Argentinean First Lady Cristina Fernández de Kirchner reacted with a major tantrum and threw three glasses of champagne against the wall after the infamous Chavez showed up in Argentina in the middle of the US$800,000 scandal as reported by Seprin.com
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