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OFAC Venezuela SDN List by Sector — Currently Sanctioned Military, Economic, Diplomatic & Governance Officials

All 410 active OFAC Venezuela-program designations grouped by the sector they operate in: armed forces, financial & oil-sector actors, foreign-affairs officials, and political & judicial figures. Each name links to a permanent profile with OFAC program code, designation date, and biographical data.

Last classified: April 22, 2026 Source: US Treasury OFAC SDN List Programs covered: VENEZUELA, EO 13692, EO 13850, EO 13884

OFAC's official SDN listing groups Venezuela-related designations only by entity type (individuals, entities, vessels, aircraft) and by executive order — neither view answers the most common compliance question, which is "who are the currently-sanctioned military officials?" or "which Venezuelan banks are on the SDN list?". The four cards below answer that pivot.

Military officials 13

Members of the Bolivarian National Armed Forces (FANB), Bolivarian National Guard (GNB), Directorate of Military Counterintelligence (DGCIM), and SEBIN intelligence service designated under Venezuela-related OFAC programs.

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Economic & financial actors 130

Officials, banks, oil-sector entities (PDVSA and subsidiaries), gold-mining actors, and finance-ministry figures sanctioned for their role in Venezuela's economic, energy, and financial sectors.

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Diplomatic officials 3

Ambassadors, foreign-ministry officials, consular staff, and diplomatic representatives designated under Venezuela-related OFAC programs — typically targeted under EO 13692 / EO 13884.

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Government & political officials 264

Political and judicial officials — Asamblea Nacional Constituyente members, Supreme Tribunal of Justice (TSJ) magistrates, electoral council (CNE) officials, governors, mayors, and ministers — designated for undermining democratic governance.

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How we classify each designation

Sector membership is computed from the OFAC remarks blob (which sometimes carries a job title like "Minister of Defense" or "Bolivarian National Guard") and a curated overrides table for high-profile designations whose role is not in the SDN listing itself. Every profile belongs to exactly one sector — see the classifier source if you want to inspect the keyword rules. For the OFAC-canonical view by entity type, use the sanctions tracker.

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