US Seizes Property from Guinea Vice President in Corruption Case

Equatorial Guinea's second-vice president Teodorin Nguema Obiang has been ordered by the U.S. Justice Department to sell more than $30 million worth of property it believes was bought using illegally obtained assets from corrupt business deals. The United States Department of Justice said the son of Equatorial Guinea’s President must forfeit his U.S.-based property and belongings, including a mansion in Malibu, California, Michael Jackson memorabilia, and luxury cars, which are...

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