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US·United States·2026-05-18

Alex Saab Indicted Again

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Alex Saab, a former ally of Venezuelan President Maduro, was indicted again on money laundering charges. He could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted.

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Maduro's front man indicted after being extradited again to the US: Alex Saab could face up to 20 years in prison

Maduro's front man indicted after being extradited again to the US: Alex Saab could face up to 20 years in prison # Maduro's front man indicted after being extradited again to the US: Alex Saab could face up to 20 years in prison The accusations center on the diversion of hundreds of millions of dollars from state contracts to import low-quality foodstuffs. Alex Saab.Federico PARRA/AFP. Publis

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Office of Public Affairs | Homeland Security Task Force Arrests Maduro Regime Ally Alex Saab on Money Laundering Charges Involving Venezuelan Food Contracts and Oil | United States Department of Justice

Office of Public Affairs | Homeland Security Task Force Arrests Maduro Regime Ally Alex Saab on Money Laundering Charges Involving Venezuelan Food Contracts and Oil | United States Department of Justice Skip to main content ### MENU News ## Archived Press Releases Press Release # Homeland Security Task Force Arrests Maduro Regime Ally Alex Saab on Money Laundering Charges Involving Venezuelan

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Hold order sought on Marcoleta, donors | Philstar.com

Hold order sought on Marcoleta, donors | Philstar.com Philstar.com Pilipino Star Ngayon The Freeman Pang-Masa Banat Interaksyon Coupons Copyright © 2026. Philstar Global Corp. All Rights Reserved - My Profile - Sign Out X ## Headlines # Hold order sought on Marcoleta, donors Ghio Ong, Neil Jayson Servallos- The Philippine Star May 26, 2026 | 12:00am Sen. Rodante Marcoleta on Februar

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