ACTIVE SDN Verified active as of April 2026

David Nicolas Rubio Gonzalez

OFAC Venezuela Sanctions Profile — Individual listed under VENEZUELA-EO13850

Status: Active SDN designation Program: Venezuela — EO 13850 (Gold sector / public officials) Sector: Government & political officials First indexed: 2026-04-17 Last verified: April 2026

Key Facts

OFAC name on file: RUBIO GONZALEZ, David Nicolas
Type: Individual
Sanctions program: Venezuela — EO 13850 (Gold sector / public officials)
Date of birth: 14 Apr 1987
Nationality: Colombia
Cedula: 1015399085
Passport: PE098803 (Colombia) expires 04 Jun 2024

About this designation

David Nicolas Rubio Gonzalez appears on the US Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) List under the Venezuela — EO 13850 (Gold sector / public officials) program. US persons and entities are prohibited from engaging in transactions with this individual, and any property or interests in property within US jurisdiction must be blocked and reported to OFAC.

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OFAC remarks (full text)

Verbatim from OFAC SDN listing:
DOB 14 Apr 1987; nationality Colombia; Gender Male; Cedula No. 1015399085 (Colombia); Passport PE098803 (Colombia) expires 04 Jun 2024.

Rubio Gonzalez cluster

1 other SDN entry sharing this surname

These individuals share the surname Rubio Gonzalez and are also listed on OFAC's Venezuela-related SDN. The relationship is inferred from naming convention only — not from any explicit OFAC family designation — but the cluster is a useful diligence signal.

ACTIVE SDN

Emmanuel Enrique Rubio Gonzalez

RUBIO GONZALEZ, Emmanuel Enrique

Listed on the OFAC Venezuela-related SDN. Shares the surname Rubio Gonzalez; family relationship is inferred from naming convention.

VENEZUELA-EO13850DOB 06 Jan 1989Colombia

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Frequently asked questions

▸ Is David Nicolas Rubio Gonzalez currently sanctioned by OFAC?

Yes. As of April 2026, David Nicolas Rubio Gonzalez is on the active US Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) list under the Venezuela — EO 13850 (Gold sector / public officials) program. All assets under US jurisdiction are blocked and US persons are generally prohibited from dealing with them.

▸ What OFAC program is David Nicolas Rubio Gonzalez sanctioned under?

David Nicolas Rubio Gonzalez is designated under Venezuela — EO 13850 (Gold sector / public officials). This is one of four Venezuela-related OFAC programs: VENEZUELA (omnibus), EO 13692 (human-rights / corruption, 2015), EO 13850 (gold sector and individual officials, 2018), and EO 13884 (government-of-Venezuela block, 2019).

▸ When was David Nicolas Rubio Gonzalez added to the OFAC SDN list?

David Nicolas Rubio Gonzalez was added to the OFAC SDN list on 2026-04-17. OFAC publishes designations as part of broader Venezuela-program actions; the linked OFAC source page records the original press release. The designation remains active until OFAC removes it via a delisting action.

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David Nicolas Rubio Gonzalez was designated under VENEZUELA-EO13850, a Venezuela-sector program. For sector-level context — regulatory framework, OFAC pathways, and current deal flow — see Venezuela mining sector — gold, sanctions, legal framework.