Venezuela's Asset Forfeiture Law Unlikely to End Corruption
Venezuela’s asset forfeiture law may serve as one more instrument for the persecution of the opposition and rivals within the ruling party.
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Venezuela’s asset forfeiture law may serve as one more instrument for the persecution of the opposition and rivals within the ruling party.
Venezuela's National Assembly has passed an asset forfeiture law aimed at strengthening the fight against corruption. But in the hands of a corrupt state with politicized institutions, the law is likely to be ineffective.
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