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The connection between McGonigal, Ducka and the Chinese company is revealed / Meetings with the official

2024-03-04 13:12:00, Aktualitet CNA
The connection between McGonigal, Ducka and the Chinese company is revealed /
Charles McGonigal and Dorian Ducka

A day ago, the former American president, Donald Trump did not spare the accusations against Joe Biden, bringing back to the attention of the American public the affair of Charles McGonigal, the former FBI agent.

During an electoral rally in Virginia, Trump said that McGonigal is connected to the same Chinese company that paid for Joe Biden's family.

"Joe Biden personally has been paid directly from Chinese energy company money that is directly controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. All that money was given to the University of Pennsylvania, I was there...Pen gave him hundreds of millions of dollars and Biden has been paid a lot of money from the Chinese," Trump said. 

It is learned that it is the same Chinese company CEFC, where Edi Rama's advisor, Dorian Ducka, worked. This is the same company linked to the Chinese Communist Party that sponsored Edi Rama's solo exhibition in Hong Kong.

But other details have emerged. 

The organization 'Oversight Project', part of the 'Heritage Foundation', provides other information about the scandal in which the Biden family, Charles McGonigal and Dorian Ducka are accused. The organization emphasizes that Dorian Ducka has met several times with Patrick Ho, who is the official of the Chinese company that paid millions of dollars to the Biden family.

“Charles McGonigal was also indicted in the District of Columbia for holding undisclosed meetings with CEFC associate Dorian Ducka. CEFC was the same conglomerate that employed Patrick Ho. According to the indictment, McGonigal's first meeting with Ducka occurred about 2 months before Ho's arrest. The second meeting with Ducka occurred within 24 hours of Ho's arrest on November 18, 2017. McGonigal received $225,000 in connection with these meetings,” the organization wrote. /CNA 





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