A theft of almost 40 kilos of gold near Upata, bold in its planning but strangely incruent in its execution, began two years ago a police investigation of unknown result that, however, exposed the name of the company that owns the ingots. This resulted only a node of a network of companies, linked to a tern of Venezuelans, of scattered traces in jurisdictions around the world and with exports of metals that were of gold but even of silver, tin a…
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A theft of almost 40 kilos of gold near Upata, bold in its planning but strangely incruent in its execution, began two years ago a police investigation of unknown result that, however, exposed the name of the company that owns the ingots. This resulted only a node of a network of companies, linked to a tern of Venezuelans, of scattered traces in jurisdictions around the world and with exports of metals that were of gold but even of silver, tin a…