Publications
English
From Confiscation to Justice: Why the U.S. Congress Should Approve the Venezuela Restoration Fund in the PANA Act
DPLF's case for a Venezuela Restoration Fund, turning confiscated corruption assets into humanitarian support.
Read article →Six Cases of Asset Recovery
How Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Peru, and Angola returned stolen assets, and what Venezuela can learn from each.
View PDF →The PANA Act: A Pitch
INRAV's original pitch for the PANA Act, ahead of its unanimous House Foreign Affairs Committee approval in 2025.
View PDF →INRAV One Pager
A one-page overview of INRAV's mission, Venezuela's corruption crisis, and our work to recover what was stolen.
View PDF →Spanish
Algunas Ideas sobre Un Fondo por Venezuela
The founding proposal behind Un Fondo por Venezuela: a fund to safeguard stolen assets recovered through U.S. courts.
View PDF →Bases Constitucionales de la Recuperación de Activos en Venezuela
The constitutional case for asset recovery under Venezuelan law, with a critique of the 2018 draft recovery law.
View PDF →Ley VERDAD (Versión en Español)
INRAV's Spanish translation of the 2019 VERDAD Act, whose Section 151 inspired the PANA Act's Venezuela Restoration Fund.
View PDF →Repatriación de Activos Venezolanos para Ayuda Humanitaria: Informe del Interamerican Dialogue
INRAV's response to a 2020 report that put $1.5 billion in Venezuela-corruption-linked assets in U.S. courts, a fraction of today's total.
View PDF →De la Confiscación a la Justicia: Por Qué el Congreso de Estados Unidos Debe Aprobar el Fondo para la Restauración de Venezuela en la Ley PANA
DPLF's case for a Venezuela Restoration Fund that would turn assets confiscated from corruption into humanitarian support.
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