Venezuela's opposition is accusing Goldman Sachs of propping up an unpopular government, after the bank confirmed the purchase of $2.8 billion worth of bonds, reports the Guardian. “It is apparent Goldman Sachs decided to make a quick buck off the suffering of the Venezuelan people," wrote National Assembly President Julio Borges in a letter to the bank's CEO. He also said he'd recommend "any future democratic government of Venezuela" not recognized the bonds' validity.