The US implicates Hugo Chávez's nurse and treasurer living in Spain in the collection of "hundreds of millions in dollars in bribes"

The United States Department of Justice accuses Claudia Patricia Díaz Guillén, a nurse and treasurer of former Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, of participating in the collection and laundering of “hundreds of millions of dollars in bribes.”. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida Kurt K.. Lunkenheimer, has submitted a new letter to the National Court, to which EL MUNDO has had exclusive access, in which it expands the charges against Díaz Guillén and her husband, Adrián José Velásquez, who were arrested.