Crime concerns grow as members of a violent Venezuelan gang arrive in American cities
A Times Square attack on police shocked New Yorkers, but a recent murder case in South Florida best illustrates the violence associated with Tren de Aragua.
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A Times Square attack on police shocked New Yorkers, but a recent murder case in South Florida best illustrates the violence associated with Tren de Aragua.
Pedro Luis Martin Olivares is a former Venezuelan intelligence chief wanted in the US for drug trafficking. His family has managed to acquire millions of
Not many in Venezuela know his name, but those who do don’t like talking about him openly. He is Pedro Luis Martín Olivares, a former intelligence officer accused by witnesses and alleged victims of running a kidnapping and extortion racket for years. Operating out of a secluded penthouse in a luxury Caracas hotel, he is now believed to run one of the main branches of the Cartel of the Suns drug organization, in partnership with high-ranking Venezuelan officials.
Afirmó que su estrategia para mantenerse evadido de la justicia fue cambiar de apartamento cada tres meses, mientras aseveró que no había salido de la nación ibérica desde que llegara
Iván Simonovis, excomisionado Especial de Seguridad e Inteligencia del Gobierno Interino, aseguró que en Venezuela "hay empresarios que quieren ser parte de la jugosa empresa criminal" de la administración de Nicolás Maduro.