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As a delegation from the OECS countries has been appointed to go to Washington, D.C. to
discuss visa sanctions, refugee arrangements, and the future of CBI programs, the public
deserves to know what U.S. authorities are actually investigating.
Recent U.S. arrests of Caribbean CBI passport holders originating from China—individuals
involved in money laundering and espionage activities on American soil—have triggered a
major federal investigation. That investigation, led by U.S. law enforcement and financial
authorities, has uncovered offshore bank accounts linked to Caribbean officials who enabled
and profited from corrupted CBI schemes.
U.S. authorities tracked the money. They followed financial trails through offshore jurisdictions
and identified accounts that are the direct proceeds of Chinese-linked corruption embedded
in Caribbean CBI programs.The U.S. State Department is fully informed of these findings
and is acting based on evidence produced by American authorities.
Sanctions do not happen by accident . For more than 15 years, I warned Caribbean CBI
governments to stop playing with fire by selling sovereignty to China. Those warnings were
ignored. Today, the consequences are unavoidable.
Caribbean governments—and parts of South America—are now discovering that President
Trump and Secretary Marco Rubio are not playing games. This administration does not
negotiate with corruption; it confronts it head-on.
The real question now is no longer if, but when, will offshore bank accounts be frozen next;
just as they were in the case of Nicolás Maduro and his inner circle? Maduro himself is already
politically finished inside Venezuela. He and his wife are expected to cooperate, and that
cooperation will not stop in Caracas. It will expose foreign facilitators, including Caribbean
leaders tied to drug trafficking, money laundering, and Chinese-backed influence networks.
The era of denial is over. The financial trails are mapped. The names are known; accountability
is coming.

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