The astro had businesses in all parts of the world and, in particular, supported the regime of Chávez and Maduro
In addition to working as an analyst for the Telesur chain, the Argentine Diego Armando Maradona participated as an investor in several companies in Venezuela, as well as in various parts of the world.
With businesses in places as far away as Belarus, the United Arab Emirates, China, Italy, Argentina and Cuba, Diego also supported the regime of Hugo Chávez, and then that of Nicolás Maduro.
But recently, and due to the legal battle for the ongoing succession of Maradona’s assets and contracts, lawyer Mauricio D’Alessandro, who represents Matías Morla, the star’s last legal representative, revealed connections with Venezuela.
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The news portal Infobae revealed that the debts of the Venezuelan state and local companies to Maradona led to more than $ 50 million.
With Telesur alone, the amount will dry out to over 4 million. “It simply came to our notice then. Clearly, because of Maduro’s relationship with Maradona and Morla, if all the heirs agree, it is easily perceptible “, says D’Alessandro in an interview for La Red radio, in which he assures this amount in debt from the chain.
Other businesses are of raw materials, and in other industries related to the oil, and to the exchange of this one with cereals, and in another one of flours.
Diego’s common practice was that the mountains accumulated, then traveled to Venezuela and part of the debts were recovered, and so on. However, now it will be his heirs who will seek to recover the debts.
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