CGU removes secrecy and gives Army deadline to release proceedings against Eduardo Pazuello.
The Comptroller General of the Union has determined that information regarding the administrative procedure must be released within 10 days.
247 - The Comptroller General of the Union (CGU) has lifted the 100-year secrecy order on the Army investigation into the conduct of retired general and former Health Minister Eduardo Pazuello (PL-RJ), currently a federal deputy.
The department has determined that information regarding the administrative procedure should be released within 10 days, according to a report by [source name]. UOL portal.
Investigators are looking into the former minister's attendance at a political rally in 2021. alongside Jair Bolsonaro (PL), in Rio de Janeiro.
In a statement, the Army Communications Center justified that the Force commander "analyzed and accepted the arguments presented in writing and orally supported by the aforementioned general officer."
Jair Bolsonaro and Eduardo Pazuello were among the targets of the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPI) on Covid in 2021, when parliamentarians asked authorities to... indictment The two were convicted of crimes committed during the pandemic. The CPI's work began in the first half of that year and ended months later, in October.
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