Alessandro Bazzoni and Siri Evjemo-Nysveen try to clean up their image in the Financial Times and come out “roasted”

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The Italian businessman Alessandro Bazzoni and his wife Siri Evjemo-Nysveen, wanted internationally for the theft of more than 3 billion dollars from PDVSA, tried to get an approach to the prestigious media The Financial Times and came out destroyed in the final report published this Saturday.


In a typical move by a Public Relations team, the couple sought to declare to the British media that they had no relationship with Alex Saab, that it is “pure speculation” that they have invested millions of dollars in Polo horses and that he is the owner of the Maltese company Elemento LTD - in charge of transporting Venezuelan oil abroad and the reason why Bazzoni was sanctioned by the OFAC in 2021 - but the FT “background check” left the couple in a worse position.


Starting with the main image, where Alessandro Bazzoni appears next to the LaFerrari hybrid, a Ferrari project also known as the F150, and which is worth close to one and a half million dollars. One of the 499 units manufactured of this model is the one that Bazzoni took home as a prize in a polo tournament held in 2021 in Egham (England), when his Monterosso Polo Team was beginning to emerge internationally thanks to money from corruption in PDVSA.


His wife, Siri Evjemo-Nysveen, is also the owner of the MT Vikings, another squad that participates in some minor tournaments. Evjemo-Nysveen, through her role as vice president of the Swiss bank MBaer Merchant Bank (of the Julius Bär Group) helped introduce money from bribes and thefts in PDVSA into the banking system. Some of the clients, related to these businesses, whom he introduced to the bank are Colonel Antonio Pérez Suarez, the family of former minister Tareck El Aissami and Álvaro Pulido Vargas.


Recently, the media outlet News Break revealed that the British justice system is investigating the circle of polo players related to Alessandro Bazzoni and Siri Evjemo-Nysveen for suspected money laundering in the purchase and sale of copies.


The athletes who have been summoned to testify for their relationship with the Bazzoni/Evjemo-Nysveen couple are:
• Alejandro Pistone
• Angela Moran
• Antonio Heguy
• Benjamin Urquiza
• Charlotte Pykett
• Christopher “Cris” MacKenzie
• David “Pelón” Stirling
• Diego Tomás Cavanagh
• Emma Boers
• Emma Claire Wood
• Emma-Lou Becca
• Facundo Sola
• Guillermo Terrera
• Guillermo “Sapo” Caset
• Hazel Jackson
• Inez Bethell
• Ignacio Novillo Astrada
• Ignacio “Cubi” Toccalino
• James Beim
• James Crossley
• JoaquinPittaluga
• John Paul Clarkin
• Juan Gris Zavaleta
• Juan Martín Nero
• Juan Martín Zubía
• KayleyMaria Smith
• Lia Salvo
• LottieLamacraft
• Lucas "Luquitas" Criado jr.
• Mackenzie Weisz
• Mark Tomlinson
• Matias Gonzalez
• Matt Perry
• Rosanna Turk
• Rosendo Torreguitar
• Ross Ainsley
• Saad Audeh
• Sam Browne
• Sebastián Merlos
• Severo Jesús Jurado López
• Tamara Fox


Both Alessandro Bazzoni and Siri Evjemo-Nysveen are unable to leave the UK due to an Interpol red alert issued by Venezuela. Two of their front men, Erik Roveta and Germán Bonelli, were arrested this year in Greece and Argentina respectively and are awaiting deportation to the Caribbean country.