Vinicius Carrion stated that Flávio conditioned the release of his own tax and telephone secrecy to the disclosure of information about Marcola, the former chief of staff of the Presidency, and other aides who, according to him, would have used phones in Lula's name. The demands would also include the release of the secrets of the Lula Institute, Lula and Janja's corporate cards, and the bank, tax, telephone, and telematic data of Lula's children, companies linked to them, the Lula Institute, and close persons since 2003. Carrion said that Flávio also requested records of Lula's meetings with Daniel Vorcaro, the banker’s entries into the Palácio da Alvorada, visitors during Lula's imprisonment, and flights of aircraft linked to Vorcaro. The list would also include the release of the secrets of João Vaccari Neto, Roberta Luchsinger, Edson Claro, Frei Chico, and Sindnapi. #Lula #SigiloFiscal #Transparência (translated)
