The Noblat Blog reported that an ally of Flávio Bolsonaro had admitted, in an email obtained by the Federal Police, to being a partner of a Loterj operator. Citing O Globo, it added that investigators considered Rio Pag to be a company actually owned by Willer Tomaz, although the lawyer was not listed in the official corporate structure. #Loterj #FlávioBolsonaro #Corrupção (translated)
Demétrio Vecchioli stated that Willer Tomaz, whom he described as a friend of Flávio Bolsonaro, used to warn journalists that he would sue them if they published certain information. The journalist referred to this practice as judicial harassment and said that he was being sued by Tomaz in Vitória (ES), although, according to him, Tomaz lived in Brasília. Vecchioli also stated that, a day earlier, Tomaz had taken legal action in São Paulo against Blaze claiming to live in the state. The lawsuit, according to Vecchioli, was motivated by reports in which he wrote that RioPag was being sued for the disappearance of R$ 20 million from Loterj and that Tomaz was the owner of the company. He said that when he approached the company, he received from the CEO a decision that censored an article from Agência Pública on another matter, along with a warning that the same could happen to him. Vecchioli stated that he published the report and was sued; according to him, Tomaz denied both the disappearance of the money and being the owner of RioPag. Vecchioli said that Globo published that day information that, in his assessment, corroborated what he had written: the Federal Police reportedly found emails in which Tomaz presented himself to a bank as the owner of the company. The journalist added that he had already disclosed that Tomaz declared on his income tax return that he received a substantial amount as profit from the company that owns RioPag. https://t.co/0CyIhB9dK1 #LiberdadeDeImprensa #Justiça #Corrupção (translated)
Mafinha wrote that Lula could make public his own secrets and those of his children and suggested that those of José Dirceu, José Genoino, Delúbio Soares, Marcos Valério, Ramon Hollerbach, Cristiano Paz, Rogério Tolentino, Simone Vasconcelos, Kátia Rabello, José Roberto Salgado, Vinícius Samarane, Henrique Pizzolato, Antonio Palocci, Guido Mantega, João Vaccari Neto, Paulo Okamotto, Roberto Teixeira, Branislav Kontic, Marcelo Odebrecht, Emílio Odebrecht, Alexandrino Alencar, Léo Pinheiro, José Carlos Bumlai, Maurício Bumlai, Fernando Bittar, Kalil Bittar, Jonas Leite Suassuna Filho, José Ferreira da Silva, Taiguara Rodrigues dos Santos, Gilberto Carvalho, Paulo Bernardo, Dilma Rousseff, Erenice Guerra, Israel Guerra, Rosemary Nóvoa de Noronha, Paulo Rodrigues Vieira, Rubens Carlos Vieira, José Weber de Holanda Alves, Gilberto Miranda, Freud Godoy, Waldomiro Diniz, Carlinhos Cachoeira, Jorge Lorenzetti, Ricardo Berzoini, Valdebran Padilha, Gedimar Passos, Hamilton Lacerda, Expedito Veloso, Osvaldo Bargas, Luiz Antônio Vedoin, Darci Vedoin, Rogério Buratti, Vladimir Poleto, Ralf Barquete, Luiz Eduardo Greenhalgh, José Firmo Ferraz Filho, Dirceu Teixeira, Paulo de Tarso Venceslau, Sérgio Gomes da Silva, Ronan Maria Pinto, Mauro Marcondes Machado, Cristina Mautoni, Rodolfo Giannetti Geo, Delcídio do Amaral, André Esteves, Edson Ribeiro, Diogo Ferreira, Augusto Uzeda, Joesley Batista, Wesley Batista, Ricardo Saud, Leonardo Mantega, Luciano Coutinho, Alessandro Stefanutto, Carlos Lupi, João Batista Innocentini, Milton Baptista de Souza Filho, Luiz Antônio Adriano da Silva, Anísio Ferreira de Souza, Carlos Cavalcante de Lacerda, Roberta Moreira Luchsinger, Antônio Carlos Camilo Antunes, Cleber Ribas de Oliveira, José Alberto Abdon, Marco Aurélio Santana Ribeiro, Eduardo José Barros Costa, Carlos Brandão, Swedenberger Barbosa, Amauri Rodrigues Pinha, Daniel Vorcaro, Gabriel Galípolo, Juscelino Filho, Luanna Rezende, Alexandre Silveira, Jorge Mattoso, Marcelo Netto, Mauro Farias Dutra, Arquimedes Diógenes Ciloni, Miguel Horta e Costa, Demerval Gusmão, Glaucos da Costamarques, Paulo Melo, Nestor Cerveró, Bernardo Cerveró and Janja. The list of organizations and companies mentioned by Mafinha included Instituto Lula, LILS Palestras, Eventos e Publicações, Partido dos Trabalhadores, Bancoop, Gamecorp, G4, Editora Gol, Oi, Telemar, CPEM, Lubeca, Panamby, SMP&B, DNA Propaganda, Banco Rural, Banco do Brasil, Visanet, Caso Sistemas de Segurança, Portugal Telecom, Planam, Loterj, Caixa Econômica Federal, Ágora, Instituto de Pesquisa e Ação Modular, Unitrabalho, LFT Marketing Esportivo, Marcondes e Mautoni, Saab, CAOA, MMC Automotores, Touchdown, Odebrecht, OAS, OAS Empreendimentos, Camargo Corrêa, UTC, Queiroz Galvão, Andrade Gutierrez, Schahin, Petrobras, Granero, DAG, Exergia Brasil, Exergia Portugal, T7Quatro, Grupo ARG, BNDES, BNDESPar, JBS, J&F, Sindnapi, World Cannabis, RL Consultoria, Ribas Informática, Santos Soluções, 3Structure, Dataprev, Ministério do Desenvolvimento e Assistência Social, EDP Infraestrutura e Pavimentação, ECB, Mota-Engil, Banco Master, Construservice, Codevasf, Instituto Nacional do Seguro Social, Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil, Agência Nacional de Águas, Advocacia-Geral da União and Secretaria do Patrimônio da União. #Lula #Transparência #Política (translated)
