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Jorge Rodriguez impossible odds against Juan Carlos Escotet

2 years ago By Anonymous

If we were in the business of betting, we wouldn’t give any odds to Jorge Rodriguez's threat against Juan Carlos Escotet. Rodriguez is meant to be upset for something Escotet did, and claimed recently that he was coming after him. He accused Escotet of belonging to a group of "banqueros ladrones" that have everyone on payroll, as if that is something that just hit him and not standard operating procedure in Venezuela. Rodriguez knows where Escotet's bodies are buried, of course, but he stands no chance of inflicting any damage whatsoever. If Chavismo were to move against BANESCO that wouldn’t cause any headaches to Escotet, who is far too cunning and has been running circles around current and previous Venezuelan, Spanish, American and European governments. He "made it" big time and got away.

Jorge Rodriguez impossible odds against Juan Carlos Escotet

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