The Central Bank of Venezuela has filed a
lawsuit in a U.S. federal court, alleging that a group of Venezuelan exiles
living in the United States are conspiring to manipulate the value of the
country’s currency by “deliberately misrepresenting and falsifying it on a
massive scale.” The Central Bank, an autonomous government entity that is
tasked with developing the country’s currency exchange policy and monetary
policy, and implementing said policies, filed its complaint in the U.S.
District Court for the District of Delaware Oct. 23. The bank contends in its
32-page complaint that the defendants -- DolarToday LLC; Gustavo Diaz Vivas, an
Alabama resident; Ivan Dario Lozada-Salas, a Washington state resident; and
Enrique Altuve Lozada, a Florida resident -- have harmed the Venezuelan people
and the bank by publishing on a website allegedly misleading black-market
exchange rates for dollars. More…
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