By Dan Byrne for AMLi
US authorities have slapped money laundering charges on five foreign nationals as they zero in on a corruption scheme within a Venezuelan public relief venture.
The five are alleged to have laundered close to $200M in illicit proceeds from bribes – paid to win supplier contracts as part of the country’s efforts to combat food shortages.
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