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Trump Pardons Velutini Amid $50M Contract for Former Lawyer

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What happened

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Donald Trump granted a pardon to Julio Herrera Velutini, a Venezuelan banker who had pleaded guilty to a campaign finance misdemeanor. Around the same time, Alina Habba secured a contract worth over $50 million to work for Concord Partners, a company started by Velutini's daughter. Donald Trump reportedly expressed anger after learning of the lucrative contract.

From alternet.org, thedailybeast.com, independent.co.uk

Why it matters

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The event involves a high-value contract tied to a presidential pardon, raising questions about influence and financial dealings. The contract was secured by Alina Habba, who was previously an attorney for E. Jean Carroll.

From thedailybeast.com, independent.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Donald TrumpPresident who granted a pardon to Julio Herrera Velutini.
  • E. Jean CarrollJournalist who brought a defamation suit against Donald Trump.
  • Julio Herrera VelutiniVenezuelan banker who received a presidential pardon.
  • Alina HabbaAttorney who secured a $50 million contract for Concord Partners.
  • ConcordCompany owned by the Herrera family that hired Alina Habba.

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How it developed

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  1. Velutini requested a pardon from Trump.1 source
  2. Trump pardoned Herrera Velutini; Herrera accused of PR bribery; Trump appoints NJ lawyer.1 source
  3. Trump pardoned Velutini; Carroll sued Trump; Habba secured a contract for Velutini's daughter.1 source
  4. Velutini faces campaign finance charges; Trump criticizes Habba's $50M contract.1 source

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