WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal judge in California on Friday announced a $30.3 million settlement between the United States and Second Vice President of Equitorial Guinea Teodoro Nguema Obiang.
As part of the agreement, Obiang will sell his U.S. assets, including six life-sized statues of late singer Michael Jackson, which the Justice Department said were bought with money looted from the impoverished country.
(Reporting By Julia Edwards)
