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Alvaro Pulido enters U.S. custody in Venezuelan bribery case

via Washington Examiner·11h ago

AP reporting in the Washington Examiner says businessman Alvaro Pulido was taken into U.S. custody after a multiagency investigation and is due in Miami court Tuesday. Prosecutors allege he and Alex Saab paid Venezuelan officials for state contracts. Officials did not disclose how he entered custody; the charges against Pulido remain allegations.

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