00:01Look at this data as well from the yearly World Drug Report of the United Nations.
00:07Organized crime generates $1.6 billion, of which drug trafficking, we have already seen this,
00:17takes the second place in the list of illegal activities with a figure over $476 billion in a year.
00:34This represents 0.8% of the GDP of the U.S. economy.
00:50And this is not said by Venezuela, it is said by the international organizations specialized on the subject.
01:01The size of money that is laundering criminal activities and drug trafficking in the United States is equivalent,
01:15and we can see the whole illegal activity, 2.7% of the U.S. GDP.
01:21You can imagine the size.
01:23Venezuela knows this, that we are in a process of progressive recovery with self-sacrifice,
01:31where each point of the GDP is applied.
01:34There is very quick, thanks to the illicit activity of drug trafficking.
01:40Now, what are the connections? How is this money laundered?
01:4757% of suspicious activities of money laundering on fentanyl is carried out through traditional banking operations.
02:00It would be easier for the United States to face and persecute money laundering in the United States than to send ships to attack a nation of peace,
02:13a people of peace, as it is Venezuela, unless their intentions are others which are not to fight illegal traffic of drugs.
02:23But if they truly wanted to face it, they have so many tools in their own countries to tackle money laundering.
02:33They have so many possibilities with health policies to heal their population that die due to overdose
02:48because there is no one to attend to them with rehab policies.
02:53And I would say it.
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