Venezuela has two records –one in purchase of middle-price
yachts amounting up to USD 12 million and flaunted in the marines of Zulia,
Falcón, Carabobo and Anzoátegui; another in purchase of executive aircraft.
Only in Opa-Locka airport (Florida) there is more than one hundred planes worth
from USD 2 million, like a Citation III, to six times higher. Buyers range from
sub-lieutenants (confirmed) to generals and executive officers connected with
the government. As the US Department of Commerce banned the sale of aircraft to
countries involved in human rights abuses, there are cases of sale through
third parties in foreign countries or with selling firms in Panama or the
Netherlands Antilles. A plane for USD 7 million, a Beechcraft King 350, was
recently sold through Curacao. More… 
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Excerpts of column "Runrunes" (Rumors) of Tuesday, July 21
Venezuela has two records –one in purchase of middle-price
yachts amounting up to USD 12 million and flaunted in the marines of Zulia,
Falcón, Carabobo and Anzoátegui; another in purchase of executive aircraft.
Only in Opa-Locka airport (Florida) there is more than one hundred planes worth
from USD 2 million, like a Citation III, to six times higher. Buyers range from
sub-lieutenants (confirmed) to generals and executive officers connected with
the government. As the US Department of Commerce banned the sale of aircraft to
countries involved in human rights abuses, there are cases of sale through
third parties in foreign countries or with selling firms in Panama or the
Netherlands Antilles. A plane for USD 7 million, a Beechcraft King 350, was
recently sold through Curacao. More… 
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