Raúl Gorrín Belisario (born 22 November 1968) is a fugitive[1] Venezuelan lawyer and businessman who currently serves as president of Globovisión and La Vitalicia insurance company.

Reimy said that a large deployment of security accompanied him to the exit, but that he was not attacked at any time, asking respect to the rest of his companions who decided to stay in the channel.

In the plea agreement, Andrade admitted that he received more than a billion dollars from Gorrín and other conspirators in exchange for using his position as Minister of the Treasury of Venezuela.

[13] Likewise, Andrade agreed to deliver a billion dollars and all the assets obtained through the acts of corruption that are accused, including property, vehicles, horses, watches, airplanes and bank accounts.

Gabriel Jiménez admitted to being part of the conspiracy along with Gorrín and others, to acquire the Dominican bank Peravia through which the money from the bribes and their commissions were washed.

[3][4] The Treasury Department allowed U.S. persons to make certain transactions related to winding down or maintaining business with the television broadcaster in Coral Gables, Florida, and Caracas, Venezuela with a expiry date set for 8 January 2020.

The Venezuelan investigative journal Armando.Info reported that Raúl Gorrín was involved in a plot to oust Maduro, that eventually lead to Guaido's call for a military uprising on 30 April 2019.

[15] During the 30 April, opposition leader Leopoldo López was released from house arrest and small group of military and police joined Guaidó, including Manuel Cristopher Figuera, the chief of the Bolivarian Intelligence Service.