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🚨 BREAKING: Massive Venezuelan Gold Shipments to Switzerland Revealed
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New data shows that Venezuela sent huge amounts of gold to Switzerland under President Nicolás Maduro in the early years of his rule. Between 2013 and 2016, the country transported at least 113 metric tons of gold — worth about 4.1–4.7 billion Swiss francs (roughly $5.2 billion) from the Central Bank of Venezuela to Swiss refineries. Most of this gold was melted down and processed in Switzerland, which is one of the world’s biggest gold hubs.
This was done at a time when Venezuela’s economy was collapsing and the government was desperate for hard currency to keep the country afloat. The gold exports abruptly ended in 2017 after the European Union imposed sanctions, and Switzerland eventually joined those sanctions, making such transfers much harder.
The scale of these shipments is shocking because Venezuela is supposed to hold its wealth for national reserves, not export it in huge amounts under crisis conditions. The fact that so much gold left the country raises serious questions about how those funds were used, the financial networks involved, and why national assets were sold off during a period of extreme hardship for ordinary Venezuelans.
This story isn’t just about gold — it’s about economic desperation, international trade flows, and the questions now emerging after Maduro’s removal and legal troubles. $PEPE
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New data shows that Venezuela sent huge amounts of gold to Switzerland under President Nicolás Maduro in the early years of his rule. Between 2013 and 2016, the country transported at least 113 metric tons of gold — worth about 4.1–4.7 billion Swiss francs (roughly $5.2 billion) from the Central Bank of Venezuela to Swiss refineries. Most of this gold was melted down and processed in Switzerland, which is one of the world’s biggest gold hubs.
This was done at a time when Venezuela’s economy was collapsing and the government was desperate for hard currency to keep the country afloat. The gold exports abruptly ended in 2017 after the European Union imposed sanctions, and Switzerland eventually joined those sanctions, making such transfers much harder.
The scale of these shipments is shocking because Venezuela is supposed to hold its wealth for national reserves, not export it in huge amounts under crisis conditions. The fact that so much gold left the country raises serious questions about how those funds were used, the financial networks involved, and why national assets were sold off during a period of extreme hardship for ordinary Venezuelans.
This story isn’t just about gold — it’s about economic desperation, international trade flows, and the questions now emerging after Maduro’s removal and legal troubles. $PEPE
#WriteToEarnUpgrade #memecoin🚀🚀🚀 #PEPE
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