Maletinazo
{'<entity_0>': 'Guido Alejandro Antonini Wilson', '<entity_1>': 'Carlos Kauffmann', '<entity_2>': 'Claudio Uberti', '<entity_3>': 'Franklin Duran', '<entity_4>': '04 August 2007', '<entity_5>': 'Maletinazo', '<entity_6>': 'Venezuela', '<entity_7>': 'Argentina'}
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The <entity_5>, Valijagate, or suitcase scandal was a 2007 scandal involving <entity_6> and <entity_7>, souring friendship between the countries. The scandal began when <entity_0>, a Venezuelan-US entrepreneur, arrived in <entity_7> on a private flight, hired by Argentine and Venezuelan state officials, carrying US$800,000 in cash which he failed to declare. President Hugo Chávez was planning to visit <entity_7> in <entity_4> to refinance billions of United States dollars in Argentine debt through bond purchases and announce a natural gas deal. On <entity_4>, <entity_0>, a Venezuelan-US entrepreneur of Chávez's entourage, arrived in <entity_7> on a private plane chartered from Royal Class by Argentine and Venezuelan state officials, carrying US$790,550 in cash. Others on that flight were Exequiel Espinosa, president of Enarsa, <entity_2> of OCCOVI (<entity_7>'s Highway Commission), and Victoria Bereziuk, Uberti's secretary. Chávez arrived in <entity_7> on 6 <entity_4>, as part of a tour to sign oil deals with several South American countries. Antonini Wilson attended the signing ceremony between the presidents of <entity_7> and <entity_6> that took place in the presidential palace, also known as the Casa Rosada. While wearing a covert listening device Wilson was approached by two Venezuelan businessmen; <entity_1> and <entity_3>, Moisés Maiónica a Venezuelan lawyer and José Canchica of <entity_6>'s spy agency, the National Directorate of Intelligence and Prevention Services (DISIP). The second vice-president of <entity_6>'s parliament, Roberto Hernández, declared on 10 <entity_4> that those PDVSA managers who accompanied Antonini Wilson should be fired.
['occurrence', 'legal case']