CFTC official Miller says seized assets in Maduro deal may not be illegal
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CFTC official Miller says seized assets in Maduro deal may not be illegal
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Miller, an official at the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), stated publicly that assets seized in connection with the Maduro deal may not necessarily be illegal. The remarks were made in a public statement by the CFTC, with no further details disclosed.
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CFTC's Miller stated that Maduro's trading of his own seized assets is not necessarily illegal. The statement comes from relevant public remarks by the CFTC, with no further details disclosed.
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