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Yesterday Venezuela's Identification Service (SAIME) put out a notice in social media, asking Venezuelans with IDs starting from 22 million to verify their data. Poor Eva Golinger is gonna have to go back to Caracas to provide proof that she's Venezuelan. Colombian narcoterrorist Rodrigo Granda and ETA terrorist Arturo Cubillas are probably booking flights too. Alex Saab and his narco partner German Rubio just missed the chance to get themselves verified. Delcy Rodriguez's way to promote tourism?

Alina Habba has been in the news lately for the incredibly expedite way in which she married Turham Mildon, a Turkish "entrepreneur" (partner of Alex Saab) that had a bunch of "legitimate" businesses in Venezuela. Then, there's the accusation made against Ric Grenell, erstwhile confidant of Trump, whereby Habba and her Turkish delight alleged that Grenell pocketed a $6 million donation to the Kennedy Center.

"Section 1.  Background.  On September 18, 2026, I signed the Graham Act into law.  The Graham Act provides for the imposition of certain sanctions with respect to foreign persons, restrictions with respect to persons, and duties with respect to goods imported into the United States from the Russian Federation and certain other countries."

Alex Saab's longtime partner, German Rubio Salas (aka Alvaro Pulido Vargas), was recently delivered to U.S. justice by Delcy Rodriguez. Since this site's first report on Saab's "business activities" in Venezuela in 2013, Rubio Salas (an already convicted narco) was identified as the brains behind Saab's operations.

There was an oil summit in Caracas this week. A small crowd gathered to see what can be snatched and grabbed in the fire sale of Venezuela's sovereign resources. Power went out, twice, during the event. The biggest oil baron in Venezuelan history, that is the man the State Dept.

Read this first. Check the official sources used, like the Daily Treasury Statement (DTS). Contrast the Rodriguez regime's frantic actions to get new loans, to get the gold that was in England, the sweet deals given to "friends of Venezuela" like bolichico Betancourt, dealings with Trafigura and Vitol, etc., with the $15.8 billion that the U.S.

News of Alejandro Betancourt's stake in Gazprombank Latin America Ventures have left the confines of this website. It was March 2016 when we first published about it. It took Donald Trump's announcement of a Pentagon / U.S. State Department partnership with Betancourt for "experts" to wake up to that Russia connection.