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Secretary of State Antony Blinken has published another list of 11 people who have been declared ‘non grata’.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
He has chosen December 9, International Anti-Corruption Day, to publish the names of the officials.<\/p>\n
A former Colombian prosecutor, a former director in Guatemala, a national security adviser in Nicaragua, a current chief of government in El Salvador.<\/p>\n
The U.S. punishment also included the Deputy Minister of Justice and the Director of the El Salvador Prisons Bureau, along with the former head of the communications directorate for the President of Angola.<\/p>\n
Corruption in El Salvador, Martha Carolina Recinos de Bernal<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Martha Carolina Recinos De Bernal<\/strong> ( Recinos<\/strong> ) was at the helm of a corruption scheme involving millions of dollars in hospital construction, suspicious pandemic-related purchases, including millions of dollars in surgical masks and millions more in hospital clothing from companies that have not obvious links to healthcare or manufacturing industries.<\/p>\n Corruption in Guatemala: Manuel Victor Martinez Olivet<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n In March 2021, Manuel Victor Martinez Olivet<\/strong> ( Martinez<\/strong> ) was charged with involvement in various acts of misappropriation, fraud and abuse of authority during his tenure as Director of the Santa Rosa Health Zone within the Guatemalan Ministry of Public Health. Guatemalan authorities initially began their investigation into the activities of Martinez<\/strong> following press reports claiming that Martinez<\/strong> favored companies related to his family and awarded them contracts directly without going through the public tender process, bypassing the regular procurement process.<\/p>\n CORRUPTION IN LIBERIA: PRINCE YORMIE JOHNSON<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Prince Yormie Johnson (Johnson) is a former warlord and current member of the Liberian Senate. He is the former chairman of the Senate Committee on National Security, Defense, Intelligence and Veterans Affairs. In 1990, he was responsible for the assassination of former Liberian President Samuel Doe, and Johnson<\/strong> Liberia’s Truth and Reconciliation Report mentions that it committed atrocities during the country’s first civil war.<\/p>\n Corruption in Ukraine: Andriy Portnov<\/strong><\/p>\n Andriy Portnov (Portnov), the former Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration of Ukraine under former President Yanukovych, has cultivated extensive ties to the Ukrainian judiciary and law enforcement through bribery. Widely known as court regulator, Portnov<\/strong> was credibly accused of using his influence to buy access to and rulings in Ukrainian courts and to undermine reform efforts. Since 2019, Portnov took steps to control the Ukrainian judiciary, to influence related legislation, to try to place loyal officials in senior judicial positions, and to buy court decisions.<\/p>\n Corruption in Angola: Leopoldino Fragoso do Nascimento and Manuel Helder Vieira Dias Junior<\/strong><\/p>\n Leopoldino Fragoso do Nascimento (Nascimento) and Manuel Helder Vieira Dias Junior (Dias Junior) are former government officials who stole billions of dollars from the Angolan government through embezzlement.<\/p>\n Nascimento and Dias Junior collaborated with other individuals Angola and Sam Pa. Appointed by the Treasury to misappropriate funds earmarked for infrastructure development projects, including the use of ghost projects.<\/p>\n The last person that Secretary Blinken publicly barred from entering the USA was former Albanian President and Prime Minister Sali Berisha.<\/p>\n News in update\u2026<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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