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Venezuelan interim president Delcy Rodríguez has dismissed Camilla Fabri, wife of businessman Alex Saab, from her position as Vice Minister of International Communication.

Alex Saab, a controversial figure and alleged money launderer for Venezuelan President Maduro, was reportedly detained by the government, sparking renewed judicial scrutiny from U.S. authorities over his connections to Chavismo's financial network.

Alex Saab, a supposed frontman for Maduro, is detained under unclear circumstances in Venezuela and faces possible extradition to the United States.

Colombian businessman Alex Saab, a key ally of the ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, has been arrested in Caracas as confirmed by U.S. security sources.

Colombian national Alex Saab, a key financial operator for Nicolás Maduro, was reportedly detained in a joint operation by the new Venezuelan government and the U.S., though his current location remains unclear.

Alex Saab, a close associate of former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, has reportedly been detained in Caracas during a joint operation by Venezuela’s intelligence agency and the FBI.

Alex Saab, a key figure in the Venezuelan regime, was arrested in Caracas just over a month after the capture of former president Nicolás Maduro, facing accusations from the U.S. of being a major money launderer for the government.

Venezuela has reportedly acted against two businessmen linked to Maduro, Alex Saab and Raúl Gorrín, who have been arrested and interrogated, indicating closer cooperation between the US and Venezuela.

Alex Saab, a close ally of former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, was arrested in Venezuela as part of a joint operation with the US and is expected to be extradited to the US soon.

Conflicting reports have emerged regarding the arrest of Alex Saab, a close ally of detained Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, with U.S. law enforcement claiming his arrest while his lawyer denies it.

Colombian-Venezuelan entrepreneur Alex Saab, a former minister under Maduro, was arrested in Venezuela during a joint operation with local security forces and FBI agents aiming for his extradition to the United States.

Colombian intelligence has reported the arrest of magnate Alex Saab, closely linked to Nicolás Maduro, in a significant operation also involving the FBI.

Alex Saab, the former Venezuelan Minister of Industry and a close ally of Nicolás Maduro, was arrested on Wednesday according to Colombian media, having previously spent over three years in detention in Cabo Verde.

The USA has arrested Alex Saab, a close associate of former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, in Venezuela.

Reports indicate that Alex Saab, a close associate of Nicolás Maduro and former Minister of Industry in Venezuela, has been arrested possibly for extradition to the United States as part of a joint operation by U.S. authorities.

Colombian businessman Alex Saab has been arrested in Caracas during a collaborative operation involving the FBI and is being held for extradition to the U.S.

Colombian businessman Álex Saab, accused of being a frontman for Nicolás Maduro, was reportedly detained alongside Venezuelan Raúl Gorrín Belisario, with possible extradition to the United States being considered.

Alex Saab, considered the frontman for deposed dictator Nicolás Maduro, was arrested in Venezuela following his dismissal from the government, with the operation involving both Venezuelan and American agents.

Colombian businessman Alex Saab, known as Nicolás Maduro's frontman, has been arrested in Venezuela for potential extradition to the United States.

The government of Delcy Rodríguez has detained Alex Saab, a former minister close to Maduro, in a joint operation with the FBI in Venezuela.

U.S. intelligence sources confirmed that former Chavista minister Alex Saab was detained in Venezuela by security forces associated with the regime.

Colombian businessman Alex Saab was reportedly captured in Venezuela during a joint operation with the FBI on February 4, according to Caracol Radio.

Italian aid worker Alberto Trentini, recently freed after 423 days in captivity in Venezuela, could have returned to Italy earlier in October had President Nicolas Maduro not opposed the release, linked to former Venezuelan Minister Alex Saab's legal issues.

The article discusses the involvement of Venezuelan fixer Alex Saab in sanctions evasion related to oil tankers transporting oil to and from Venezuela, amid ongoing American efforts to target these operations.

Venezuelan Industry Minister Alex Saab has been sentenced to one year and two months in prison for money laundering in Rome, along with his wife Camilla Fabri, who received a sentence of one year and seven months.