Following the Queiroz case, COAF produces a record number of intelligence reports.
Between January and June of this year, 5.840 documents were produced, the highest number for that period.
247 - After having its activities practically paralyzed amidst investigations involving an atypical movement of R$ 1,2 million by Fabrício Queiroz, former advisor to Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, the Council for the Control of Financial Activities (Coaf) registered a record number of intelligence reports produced during the first half of this year. According to a report in this column... DashboardAccording to Folha de S. Paulo, there were 5.840 reports between January and June, the highest number for that period.
According to the report, the number of COAF (Council for Financial Activities Control) employees increased from 35 to 72, and the team now has 87 members. Last year's low productivity was attributed to Supreme Court decisions and changes in the structure that ultimately harmed the agency's performance.