A direct compliance answer for the query Rodriguez Hernandez, Juan,
cross-referenced against every Venezuela-program designation we track
plus the full OFAC SDN list.
No Juan Rodriguez Hernandez on the OFAC Venezuela SDN list as of April 2026. The only exact surname match on the full SDN list is Jose Saul Rodriguez Hernandez, designated under the Mexico fentanyl program (E.O. 14059).
If your screening target matches any of the entries below you should verify directly with OFAC's Sanctions List Search. These designations fall under non-Venezuela programs that we do not track in our Venezuela-specific sanctions index.
Search every active Venezuela-program SDN by name, alias, IMO, aircraft tail, or cédula.
No Juan Rodriguez Hernandez on the OFAC Venezuela SDN list as of April 2026. The only exact surname match on the full SDN list is Jose Saul Rodriguez Hernandez, designated under the Mexico fentanyl program (E.O. 14059).
The OFAC Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) list is the US Treasury's primary sanctions list. Its Venezuela-program subset covers approximately 410 individuals, entities, vessels, and aircraft designated under the VENEZUELA, VENEZUELA-EO13692, VENEZUELA-EO13850, and VENEZUELA-EO13884 executive orders. Property and interests in property of SDNs subject to US jurisdiction are blocked, and US persons are generally prohibited from transacting with them.
We query the official OFAC consolidated SDN CSV and alias CSV from sanctionslistservice.ofac.treas.gov. The results on this page reflect the dataset snapshot on 2026-04-24 and are re-validated whenever our scraper ingests a new OFAC publication (typically daily). For authoritative compliance decisions you must still verify directly with OFAC's Sanctions List Search.
Re-run the query in our free OFAC Venezuela Sanctions Exposure Checker with alternative spellings (with/without accents, paternal surname only, given name first) and also test the Venezuelan cédula number if you have it. The checker searches names, aliases, IMO numbers, aircraft tail numbers, and cédulas. For high-stakes counterparties retain qualified sanctions counsel and perform an ownership-chain analysis (OFAC 50% Rule).
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