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Venezuela seeks to repatriate $550 million of gold from Britain, sources tell Reuters
By Mayela Armas
Reuters
Monday, November 5, 2018
CARACAS -- Venezuela is seeking to repatriate about $550 million in gold bars from the Bank of England because of fears it could be caught up in international sanctions on the country, two sources with direct knowledge of the effort told Reuters.
Venezuela's hard currency holdings have dwindled as existing U.S. financial sanctions have effectively blocked President Nicolas Maduro’s government from borrowing on international markets.
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The Trump administration on Thursday issued a new round of sanctions banning U.S. citizens from having dealings with anyone involved in 'corrupt or deceptive' gold sales from Venezuela, as part of efforts to boost pressure on Maduro.
Maduro's government is seeking to bring 14 tonnes of gold held in the Bank of England back to Venezuela, according to two public officials with direct knowledge of the operation, who asked not to be identified. ...
... For the remainder of the report:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-venezuela-gold-exclusive/exclusive-ve...
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