Aníbal wants to prevent the escape of a Siemens whistleblower.
Energy Secretary José Aníbal sent a formal complaint to the Attorney General's Office requesting measures to prevent Everton Rheinheimer from leaving the country; Rheinheimer accused him of negotiating bribes for the German multinational and is being sued for defamation.
SP 247 - The Secretary of Energy of São Paulo, José Aníbal, went on the offensive. Accused by former Siemens director Everton Rheinrheimer of receiving bribes from the German multinational, he filed a complaint with the Attorney General's Office to prevent the executive from leaving the country. Read below the information published in Painel:
Barrier 1 The Secretary of Energy for the state of São Paulo, José Aníbal (PSDB), sent a formal complaint to the Attorney General's Office requesting measures to prevent Everton Rheinheimer from leaving the country.
Barrier 2 The politician claims to have information that the whistleblower in the São Paulo train cartel case intends to leave Brazil and fears that, as a result, he will not be able to respond to the accusations of slander for having cited him as a beneficiary of the scheme.