U.S. charges Florida men with laundering money for Venezuelan officials


  • World
  • Thursday, 22 Dec 2016

NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Florida construction equipment exporter's owners were arrested on Wednesday on charges they illegally transferred over $100 million (£81 million) from businesses largely in Venezuela to U.S. and foreign bank accounts belonging to Venezuelan government officials and others.

Luis Diaz Jr., 74, and his son, Luis Javier Diaz, 49, were charged in a criminal complaint filed in Manhattan federal court with conspiring to commit money laundering and operate an unlicensed money transmitting business.

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