Colombian businessman Alex Saab, described as Maduro's 'bag man,' was reportedly deported and could become a star witness against his former president.
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MADURO ALLY ALEX SAAB ARRESTED IN JOINT US-VENEZUELAN OPERATION, OFFICIAL SAYS Venezuela's then-President Nicolas Maduro speaks to supporters next to Colombian-born businessman Alex Saab during a rally in Caracas on Jan. 23, 2024. , Rodríguez stripped Saab of his cabinet position and his role as the main conduit for foreign investments, according to aVENEZUELA ORDERS NATIONWIDE MANHUNT FOR SUPPORTERS AFTER MADURO'S ARREST BY US FORCESDescribed by U.S. officials as Maduro’s"bag man," Saab was previously detained in 2020 on bribery charges, with U.S. officials alleging heThe Venezuelan immigration authority confirmed a"Colombian citizen" was being sent away due to U.S. criminal investigations, but avoided confirmation of his destination to bypass Venezuelan laws prohibiting the extradition of its own nationals, the AP reported.
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