Chavez opponent facing charges regarding car business

Venezuelan prosecutors have charged the head of an anti-government television station with usury, ending a weeks-long investigation into his business activities that he called politically motivated.

Venezuelan prosecutors have charged the head of an anti-government television station with usury, ending a weeks-long investigation into his business activities that he called politically motivated.

Globovision president Guillermo Zuloaga was charged with usury after a police raid uncovered 24 Toyota vehicles outside his Caracas office last month, prompting an investigation into two car dealerships he owns, prosecutors said in a statement.

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