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The Mick Jagger of earthquakes (opens the original)
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The planes seem to skim the zinc rooftops as they come in to land. But this Friday, not even the roar of engines approaching the recently reopened Maiquetía International Airport can distract residents from their excitement. They have been waiting for hours to see Kit Miyamoto, who has become something of a celebrity in Venezuela since the twin earthquakes of June 24, which killed at least 6,509 people and left hundreds still missing. “It’s one of the most intense scenes I’ve seen in the last 20
How Venezuela pushed aside a local oil company to make way for new US partners: ‘They simply took the assets and disappeared’ (opens the original)
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The heirs of Oswaldo Cisneros, once one of Venezuela’s richest men, received unusual news last April: strangers were touring their oil fields in the Orinoco Belt. On paper, they remained the legitimate operators of the assets, but it soon became clear that, even as those visits took place in plain sight, a plan was being put in motion to take the fields away from them. The visitors were representatives of Pacific Coast Energy Company (PCEC), a little-known California-based firm owned by Belgian-
Alejandro Betancourt, Trump’s new Latin American oligarch (opens the original)
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A 46-year-old businessman with a terrible reputation has just become Donald Trump’s oilman in Venezuela. After days of speculation, the White House finally released more details about the historic deal that will give him privileged access — for a century — to a quarter of Venezuela’s crude reserves. It is an unprecedented agreement, but the most surprising thing is who is behind it. Alejandro Betancourt, who remains under investigation in Switzerland and Spain for alleged money laundering and ta
Alejandro Betancourt, the under-investigation billionaire linking Delcy Rodríguez to Trump (opens the original)
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A private plane from Palm Beach landed in Caracas on June 27. A Venezuelan businessman under investigation for embezzling billions from state oil company PDVSA disembarked. He was accompanied by his wife, Andreina, and a second man, plus the crew, according to flight records reviewed by EL PAÍS. Their arrival was meant to be discreet, but it was leaked. And it caused a scandal. The protagonist of this story is too well-known in Venezuela to go unnoticed. It was the first of at least two trips sh
The seven lives of Daniela Largo (opens the original)
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Daniela had already been buried for several hours when someone, standing on a pile of rubble, called out her name. She also shouted back her son’s name. Then her father’s name. That was how rescuers learned that the woman they would pull out alive was the same one whose face and blond hair had been circulating for nearly two days on a poster: ‘Daniela Andrea Largo Sánchez, 32. Missing in Pereira following the earthquake.’ On the Monday of the earthquake, at 7.34 am, Daniela was preparing to keep
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