Lula and Bolsonaro Agree to Open Their Bank and Phone Records Days Before the Runoff
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Lula and Bolsonaro agree to open their bank and phone records days before the runoff
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro signed an agreement at the Superior Electoral Court on Thursday to simultaneously lift the secrecy of their bank, tax and phone records, and those of relatives and linked companies, three days before Sunday’s presidential runoff. Release of the data now depends on a decision by Judge André Mendonça, the case rapporteur.
After President Lula's campaign handed over to the TSE (Senior Electoral Tribunal) the powers that allow bank and telephone secrecy breaks, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro sent to the electoral court, at the beginning of the morning of Friday (23) the
The pact, presented to the High Electoral Tribunal, includes data from family members and related companies, the disclosure of which on a public portal will depend on agencies and entities submitting the requested background information.
Senator says he accepts if Marcola's data have been opened; petista conditions accept the opening of lawyer's account Willer Tomaz
Camilo Santana, coordinator of the PT campaign, explained that the head of state aspiring to re-election has no problems with the conditions imposed by the counterpart.
The Brazilian president and the senator, who will compete in the second round of elections, signed a commitment before the Superior Electoral Tribunal to disseminate financial and communications information of their own, their relatives and related companies.
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