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State Representative Guto Zacarias (Unio Brassil) received 32 signatures It is necessary to request the opening of the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPI) in the Legislative Assembly of Sao Paulo (AlESP) for the purpose of investigatingPensions and fraud on loans assigned to retirement and pensions and the National Institute of Social Security (INSS).
Despite frauds across Brazil, the CPI defends that the CPI researches the unions, entities and individuals in Sao Paulo, a member of the Vice President of the Torkicio de Freetas (Republican) and the Vice President of the Republican and the Free Brazilian Movement (MBL).
It is another friend of the governor to decide to install the CPI up to Andre Do Prado (PL), and asked the leaders to refer to board members. Asked, Alespu’s Press Office entered this order line, which indicates that the CPI has taken.
The legislature did not immediately mention the size of the line. At this time the CPI is not in progress in Alesp. Housewood regulations allow five of them to perform performance simultaneously.
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The INSS scandal has dressed in Government Louis Inacio Lula Da Silva (PT) in recent weeks and has caused Social Security Minister Carlos Lupi (PDT) and agency president Alessandro Stephanutto to fall.
In the House of Representatives, the opposition has received adequate signatures to install the CPI on the issue, but the initiative of the centro members. They believe that House President, Hugo Mota (Republicans-PB), is not interested in creating a board as shown Estado column.
Opposition bets are now being set up by the Mixed Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPMI), including assistants and senators. In addition to the required signatures, the CPMI is installed only after the Lula’s ally Senate president David Alcolambray (Union-AP) Act.
INSS frauds last month became important after the operation without a discount by the Federal Police and the Comptroller General of the Union. The investigation said the loss to retired and pensioners could reach R $ 6.3 billion between 2019 and May 2024.
