Jose Luis Zabala, who is on trial for looting one of Latin America’s major public energy companies, Petroleos de Venezuela SA (PDVSA), Supposedly he got a Villa In an exclusive urbanization in the Dominican Republic.

According to El País newspaper, Spain, card fees and transfers confirm this between 2008 s 2012When the oil company robbery was forged he paid junk of more than four million euros in jewelry, hotels and artwork and also got Villa in the Dominican Republic.

Zabala is accused of spending more than four million on luxury goods during years of public energy fraud.

He points out that documents that the international media have access to show that the insurance broker provided them in January 2011 Reference 602,000 euros to get a luxury Villa 915 square meters worth 1.7 million euros In the exclusive urbanization of Cap Cana, in Higüey. And that junk spent 33.645 EUR In 2014 in various repairs to improve the garden of this property called Villa Marina Cap Cana.

The businessman, who was not employed by PDVSA, is accused in Andorra of links to one of the members of the conspiracy that ransacked the public company, Venezuelan insurance magnate Omar Farias.

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Andorra court tried in 2018 for looting PDVSA for about thirty people, among them scavengers, Farias Former Deputy Minister of Energy of Venezuela Nervis Villalobos s Javier Alvarado. Since then, everyone has been accused of money laundering and collecting bribes to claim allegedly illegal kickbacks from companies, especially Chinese, who were later awarded millionaire awards from the Venezuelan oil company.

The network operates between 2007 and 2012 And they resorted to washing their loot into a frayed tuft of about thirty companies headquartered in tax havens such as please Or countries protected by bank secrecy, such as Swiss or Andorra. Money allegedly tainted by oil company corruption flowed into deposits BPA, entity intervene in 2015 To participate in the alleged money laundering of international criminal groups.