Venezuela-entangled Turkish businessman Mildon weds Trump’s ex-lawyer Habba
The New York Times said the marriage came as Mildon’s Venezuela contracts faced audits and revocation while he built ties in Trump circles.
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The rise of Turkish investor Turhan Mildon, who married Donald Trump's former lawyer Alina Habba, and his business dealings in the US-Venezuela triangle have become a hot topic in the American press. It is alleged that he is a target of US sanctions and inspections in Venezuela due to his close ties to the Maduro administration.
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A recent report from the New York Times sheds new light on the speedy marriage between a Turkish billionaire and one of President Donald Trump's former lawyers. Alina Habba, a former U.S. attorney in the Trump administration, and 29-year-old Turkish businessman Turhan Mildon married last month after...
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Turhan Mildon, CEO of Miller Holding, who is married to former US President Donald Trump lawyer Alina Habba, has been the subject of an investigation by The New York Times into Venezuelan government contracts he received during the Maduro administration and his connections in Washington. According to documents obtained by the newspaper, the Venezuelan government decided to cancel Mildon's contract related to cement factories.
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