Federal Justice Rejects Action for Improbability Against Bolsonaro and Wal Do Açaí
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The Federal Justice dismissed the action of administrative improbability against former President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) and his former parliamentary councilwoman Walderice Santos da Conceição, the Wal do Açaí.What says the decisionJuiz Rodrigo de Godoy Mendes, of the 6th Vara Cíbile do Di
The decision removes the thesis that Wal was a 'phantom employee' by understanding that she was doing political intermediation in the RJ, which is allowed by the rules of the House
MP takes action against Bolsonaro and Wal do Açaí for administrative improbability The Federal Justice of the Federal District rejected, on Thursday (5), an action of administrative improbability against former President Jair Bolsonaro and Walderice Santos of Conceição, known as Wal do Açaí, for acting as a ghost employee in the Chamber of Deputies. Judge Rodrigo de Godoy Mendes, of the 6th Federal Court Cible of the DF, stated that the terminat…
Federal judge extinguishes improbation action against Jair Bolsonaro and Wal do Açaí for lack of evidence on alleged phantom employee.
The Federal Justice decided to reject on Thursday (5) an action of administrative improbability registered by the Federal Public Prosecutor's Office (MPF) against former President Jair Bolsonaro. The action is related to the period in which Bolsonaro acted as a federal deputy. MPF's action points out that former Parliamentary Secretary Walderice Santos da Conceição, known as Wal do Açaí, was appointed in February 2003 to fill the position in Bol…
Former president's defense reported that the 6th Federal Court of the DF recognized the regular performance of Walderice Santos of the Conception as parliamentary secretary at the community base in Angra dos Reis The post Jair Bolsonaro breaks silence after decision of the Justice cause turnaround in the case ‘Wal do Açaí?, former councillor who was dismissed as ‘ghost server' appeared first in ND More
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