Parliamentarians delivered the final INSS CPMI report to ministers Luiz Fux and André Mendonça at the Supreme Court on Wednesday (15th). The report was rejected in the Chamber in March and will now be annexed to ongoing investigations.
The INSS joint congressional inquiry investigates improper deductions from program benefits, as well as the Banco Master case. The final report was not approved by the commission after government maneuvering, with President Lula's son, known as Lulinha, among those recommended for indictment.
The final INSS CPMI report was delivered to ministers Luiz Fux and André Mendonça at the Supreme Court on Wednesday, April 15th
The report was rejected in the Chamber after a vote in March
André Mendonça leads investigations about Banco Master and the report will be annexed to ongoing inquiries at the Supreme Court
Covered by only some sources, or where the accounts diverge.
Covered by only some sources (5)
Fábio Luís Lula da Silva was among those under investigation in the report
Marcel van Hattem and Bia Kicis were present at the delivery
No gaps declared — all sources converge on the material facts.