Funds from a bribery scheme involving Venezuela’s state-run electric company Corpoelec were used to purchase a high-end condominium in Miami’s Brickell district and a three-story Doral home, which federal authorities intend to seize.

Venezuela’s former electricity minister Luis Motta Dominguez and the utility’s former procurement director, Eustiquio Lugo Gomez, have been added to the wide-ranging public corruption probe.

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