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Trump Brought Venezuelan Gold to the U.S., but Refiners Won't Touch It
In early March, as President Trump basked in the success of a military intervention in Venezuela, he joined Interior Secretary Doug Burgum in the West Wing for a private celebration. A businessman also attended, and brought along a pile of gold.
The president looked approvingly at the 10 Venezuelan gold bars stacked in the Roosevelt Room, across from the Oval Office, White House officials recalled. Aides took photos and joked about keeping the gold ...
U.S. brought back $100 million of gold from Venezuela, Interior Secretary Burgum says
[...] Beyond petroleum, however, the U.S. also sees a major opportunity to develop Venezuela’s mineral and precious metal resources, Burgum said. The country also has vast coal resources that contain critical minerals, he said ...
"To the victor belong the spoils" ...
This is who we are now. In case it's not clear: we're now the bad guys.
In early March, as President Trump basked in the success of a military intervention in Venezuela, he joined Interior Secretary Doug Burgum in the West Wing for a private celebration. A businessman also attended, and brought along a pile of gold.
The president looked approvingly at the 10 Venezuelan gold bars stacked in the Roosevelt Room, across from the Oval Office, White House officials recalled. Aides took photos and joked about keeping the gold ...
U.S. brought back $100 million of gold from Venezuela, Interior Secretary Burgum says
[...] Beyond petroleum, however, the U.S. also sees a major opportunity to develop Venezuela’s mineral and precious metal resources, Burgum said. The country also has vast coal resources that contain critical minerals, he said ...
"To the victor belong the spoils" ...
This is who we are now. In case it's not clear: we're now the bad guys.
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