US EditionPrefect of São Bernardo Is Removed From Charge and Will Use Turnaround After Pf Operation Against Corruption
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The chief of São Bernardo do Campo, Marcelo Lima (Podemos), was removed from office for one year after the federal police operation on this Thursday (14). She investigated the alleged system of corruption and money-laundering in the city's prefecture. Two entrepreneurs and one server were arrested. Police learned about R$ 1.9 million in live money. The accounting work is still under way. Related news: Police action against criminal factor result…
The Prefect of São Bernardo do Campo, Marcelo Lima (Podemos), was removed from the charge in operation of the Federal Police that claimed a alleged corruption scheme in the administration of the city of ABC Paulista. The R7 sought the Prefecture of São Bernardo and waited for a position. Marcelo Lima is ex-vereator (2009-2016) and former-vice-prefect of the municipality. In addition to the duties in the municipal sphere, he was a federal member …
Research began in July after the presence of R$ 14 million in kind with a public server suspected of integrating the scheme. Read the People's Journal.
According to the Ministry of Public Affairs, there was a complex criminal network in the prefecture; prefect was removed
Marcelo Lima's daughter, preferred by São Bernardo removed by corruption, received emergency assistance during the period of the Covid pandemic
The mayor of São Bernardo do Campo (SP), Marcelo Lima (Podemos), was the target of Operation Estafeta, launched by the Federal Police (PF) this Thursday (August 14, 2025). Lima was removed from office and will have to wear an electronic ankle bracelet. The mayor's cousin, Danilo Lima Ramos (Podemos), is the target of searches. So is alternate councilor Ary José de Oliveira (PRTB). The orders were issued by the São Paulo State Court of Justice. R…
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