Venezuela’s Maduro regime and the investment bank Goldman Sachs could be in the crosshairs of Florida politicians heading toward the 2018 legislative session.
A high-profile attack on Venezuela’s opposition-controlled National Assembly, amid celebrations of the nation’s independence day, and Goldman Sachs’ purchase in May of $2.8 billion in bonds for Venezuela’s state-run oil company have helped ratchet up oratory in Florida against the leadership of the South American country.
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