US EditionFormer Vitol oil trader convicted of Ecuador, Mexico corruption charges
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The former head of the powerful arms association, Wayne LaPierre, is said to have spent 5.4 million dollars from the NRA on vacations, luxury flights and yacht tours. A court in New York found him guilty.
Wayne LaPierre, long-time head of the National Rifle Association, has stolen more than five million dollars from the membership fund. A jury came to this conviction.
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Former Vitol oil trader convicted of Ecuador, Mexico corruption charges
Former Vitol oil trader convicted of Ecuador, Mexico corruption charges A former oil trader at Vitol, one of the world's largest energy trading companies, was convicted on Friday of corruption charges stemming from more than $1 million in bribes he paid to officials in Ecuador and Mexico to win business. A federal jury in Brooklyn found Javier Aguilar guilty of three counts of foreign bribery, foreign bribery conspiracy, and money laundering co…
U.S. gun lobbyist Wayne LaPierre, the former president of the National Rifle Association, has been found guilty of financial misconduct and corruption along with several senior members of the NRA. After a week of deliberation, the jury concluded that the former NRA chairman used money from the arms association for vacations, luxury flights for his family members and hunting trips.
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