Lula: 'Money in his pocket, the Brazilian people know who took it'
During a debate on Globo, the PT presidential candidate mentioned the 51 properties and the alleged embezzlement scheme involving the Bolsonaro family.
247 - Presidential candidate Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) recalled this Friday (28) 51 properties valued at R$ 26 million and purchased by the presidential clan.
In a debate with Jair Bolsonaro on Globo, the former president also mentioned the "rachadinhas," a corruption scheme involving current Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ) when the parliamentarian was a state deputy in the state of Rio de Janeiro.
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Fabrício Queiroz, a key figure in the Bolsonaro family's money laundering scheme, was arrested in June 2020 for his involvement in the "rachadinhas" (a scheme involving the misappropriation of public funds). He moved R$ 7 million between 2014 and 2017, according to a report from the former Council for Financial Activities Control (Coaf).
The former president also promised increase the minimum wage above inflation..
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In Brazil, Lula came in first place with 48% of the valid votes (57,2 million) in the first round of the election, compared to 43% (51 million) for Bolsonaro, the first occupant of the Planalto Palace to lose the election in the first round since 1997, when reelection was approved.
The Datafolha survey, released this Thursday (27), showed the former president in first place against Bolsonaro. The Workers' Party candidate obtained more votes than his opponent in the North and Northeast regions.
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