Links between Vera García brothers and “Almost Venezuela” scam revealed

Published at: 01/10/2024 07:40 PM

The president of the extremist organization Movimiento Resistencia Venezolana, Gustavo Lainette, revealed the link between twin brothers Andrés and Alejandro Vera García with the “Almost Venezuela” scam , through the company Fxbitcapital.

Lainette, in an interview with Patricia Poleo, pointed out that the Vera García brothers run the platform for the American mercenary leader Erik Prince to supposedly overthrow the Bolivarian Government, and they have a history of other cases of fraud.

The representative of the extreme right indicated that the idea of “Almost Venezuela” came up in a conversation between Andrés and Alejandro, who intended to use it with their “resistance” movement, designed to call for foreign military intervention against the South American nation.

The Vera García brothers had already hired the mercenary Erik Prince to settle an accusation against them for 200 million dollars, money that was lost through a pyramid scheme related to cryptocurrencies and the well-known companies involved were Fxbitcapital and Bydzyne.

Bydzyne's business wasn't providing them with the expected profits, so the affiliates promoted the Fxbitcapital scheme, using their networks, to receive commissions for referrals. According to research, it is common for affiliates of multilevel companies to use their networks to promote other businesses, sometimes financial schemes with fraudulent results.

An investigation highlights a subject named Gustavo Enrique Vera Espinoza as the mastermind behind the Fxbitcapital fraud, with the collaboration of the Vera García twins and several Bydzyne affiliates.

After the collapse of the scheme, Vera Espinoza has tried to evade investors who claim their funds, although different evidence points to him as the main mastermind behind the fraud.

Mazo News Team