Swiss order to freeze assets belonging to Maduro and associates affects 37 individuals
05/01/2026 15:34
ZURICH, Jan 5 (Reuters) - An order to freeze financial assets held in Switzerland by ousted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and associates affects 37 individuals, the Swiss government said on Monday. A foreign ministry spokesperson said no details could be given on the total value of the assets frozen, following the order which is effective immediately. (Reporting by Oliver Hirt, writing by John Revill Editing by Dave Graham) ((John.Revill@thomsonreuters.com; +41 41 528 36 37; Reuters Messaging: john.revill.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net))
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