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Delcy Rodríguez’s government is facing criticism in Venezuela for failing to take concrete action against Hezbollah’s influence, amid allegations that networks linked to the group exploit corruption, drug and gold trafficking, and money laundering in Latin America. Security and intelligence sources say Tareck El Aissami issued more than 10,000 Venezuelan passports to people from Syria, Lebanon, and Iran, and that roughly a third of Hezbollah’s funding comes from the region—about $200 million a year. The sources also warn that these networks use forged documents and free zones in border areas, and cooperate with groups including the National Liberation Army (ELN) to facilitate movement and fund activities.
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