The partner (20 years younger) of the Venezuelan president and the American dossier!

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Yussef Abou Nassif/ Delcy Rodríguez

The US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has released a report on Delcy Rodríguez 's partner , thirty-six-year-old Lebanese Yussef Abou Nassif , a handsome man 20 years younger than Venezuela's interim president.

Along with his two brothers, Omar and Jamal, he is alleged to have amassed a fortune of $500 million thanks to government contracts, coinciding with the onset of the worst humanitarian crisis the South American country has ever experienced. Or, in other words, how to get rich in times of poverty.

A photo of the couple on a Caribbean beach is circulating online. She is wearing a blue blouse, looking very serious.

The partner (20 years younger) of the Venezuelan president and the American

He wears a keffiyeh on his head and a necklace around his neck, with a beard and a charming smile.

For years, as his partner rose through the ranks of power in Caracas, Youssef remained in the shadows behind her.

Almost hidden. Some know him as a motivational speaker, specializing in techniques to help people overcome stage fright. His business dealings, now under DEA scrutiny, are of an entirely different nature.

The US Drug Enforcement Agency document, compiled based on internal investigations and journalistic investigations by the website Armando Info” , describes how the Abou Nassif brothers, known by the nickname “the Arab group” in the corridors of power, consolidated a multimillion-dollar empire during the political rise of Delcy Rodríguez and her brother, Jorge, under the regime of Nicolás Maduro.

Between 2017 and 2018, when Delcy and Youssef's relationship began, they allegedly earned $413 million in contracts through funds from the Local Committees for Supply and Production (Clap), a food distribution system subsidized by the Chavist government that provides low-quality food […]

Before consolidating his business empire, Youssef had worked until 2010 for Interbursa, a Latin American brokerage firm, writes SI .

It was a time when distortions in exchange controls guaranteed extraordinary profits for those who knew how to speculate on the limits of the system.

Then, together with his brothers, he developed a conglomerate that includes sectors such as food imports, construction, tourist services, real estate, and product packaging.

One of the companies is “Mass Joy Industries Ltd,” registered in Hong Kong and linked to trading operations that import food and other goods into Venezuela.

These products were then sold to CLAPS. In 2019, the Abou Nassif brothers also entered the healthcare sector, selling hemodialysis kits to the Venezuelan Social Security Institute for 145 million euros. Public hospitals were on the verge of collapse and kidney patients were dying from lack of supplies.

However, the “Arab Group” was thriving. The brothers were paid in crude oil, thus gaining a foothold in the oil trade, which was the lifeblood of the Venezuelan economy.

Yussef Abou Nassif also owns the "Ok Mart" minimarket chain, launched during the pandemic, which, according to local media, earns approximately $500 million a year.

His relationship with Delcy would have opened doors for Yussef to ministries and public companies, where decisions are made about who matters and who thrives in a country devastated by the economic crisis.

However, the report found no evidence to confirm suspicions about the Abou Nassif brothers' links to organizations such as Hamas or Hezbollah, which also operate in Venezuela.


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