Guyana Targets Criminal Cash Flow | Guyana News
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Guyana’s Attorney General Anil Nandlall just dropped some major news: the country’s crackdown on organized crime is hitting its stride, with coordinated efforts across multiple agencies leading to frozen bank accounts, seized gold, and precious metals—all backed by court orders. This isn’t just about arrests anymore—it’s about cutting off the money that fuels crime. The next phase? Full forfeiture of criminal proceeds, plus seizing properties bought with illicit cash and collecting outstanding fines. This aggressive, finance-focused strategy signals a fundamental shift: Guyana is now targeting the wallets of criminals as hard as it targets their identities.
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