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From: "Andres Guzman"
Date: Tue, 5 May 2009 14:26:37 -0300
To: oscthom@gmail.com
To: Subject: Para el ministro
Oscar favor hacerle llegar al Ministro confidencialmente esta info:
Asunto: Memorando de Entendimiento entre PDVSA y FLUVIOMAR SA
Estimada Sra. Embajadora Alicia Castro,
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Pedro Delgado Campaña, |
London 14.12.12 - Most of the investigations I have published this year relate to individuals and companies with unsavory connections to brutal regimes, whose actions would have gone otherwise unnoticed. Exposing criminals like Chavez and members of his cabal is difficult and expensive. In this spirit, donations to the website would be very much appreciated. A gift of $50 or $5,000 would make a significant difference, both technically and substantively, in pursuing more transparency in Venezuela, Paraguay, and even the UK. Any gift is welcome.
London 09.12.2012 - Ultimas Noticias, Venezuela's most-read newspaper let's not forget, published today another article about Derwick Associates by Cesar Batiz, loosely translated as "FBI looking at Venezuelan company".
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