A Colombian businessman who is seen as one of Washington’s top targets as it ramps up its pressure campaign on Venezuela’s Maduro regime was arrested in Cape Verde
BOGOTÁ, Colombia—Authorities in the African country of Cape Verde detained a Colombian businessman wanted in the U.S. on money-laundering charges, in a blow for Venezuela’s authoritarian government, for whom he has become an important deal maker.
Alex Saab Morán, traveling in a private jet, was arrested during a refueling stop on the West African island nation en route to Iran, where U.S. officials believe the 48-year-old is helping cut deals to exchange Venezuelan gold for Iranian gasoline and other oil products, according...
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