Bolsonaro of Brazil faces multiple charges of corruption | Coronavirus News Plague
President Jair Bolsonaro is accused of conspiracy to increase the salaries of his aides, the UOL website said.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been charged with felony criminal mischief for firing on a sculpture with a shotgun, according to a report on Tuesday.
Based on comments made by a video of his former Bolsonaro brother-in-law explaining what he was doing to the group, UOL said the ship involved recruiting colleagues as co-workers and receiving their salaries.
The UOL report is the first time Bolsonaro has been involved in such an attack, known as lost.
Government officials in Rio de Janeiro sued Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, the president’s eldest son, on suspicion of conspiring to do the same when he was a lawmaker.
Monday’s report comes Bolsonaro facing public outrage and great shows on how to treat the COVID-19 epidemic – and ask questions about it it says corruption in government vaccination activities.
The leader of the crowd was elected in 2018 on the promise that get rid of acne after a few high-profile scandals rocked Brazil.
But Bolsonaro’s treatment of coronavirus, which has killed more than 524,000 people across South America, has brought great popularity – and they are facing Senate committee inquiry in the statutes of his government.
Thousands of people he objected crossing Brazil over the weekend to ask for his resignation over the crisis.
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Rosa Weber also on Saturday granted permission to investigate Bolsonaro’s response to allegations of corruption in his medical ministry in preparation for the Indian COVID-19 vaccine.
He is concerned about the alleged breach of a 1.6 billion reais ($ 315m) deal signed in February by Brazilian vaccine maker Bharat Biotech, India, at a cost of $ 20 million. Bolsonaro has denied any wrongdoing.
The UOL report is based on reports from Bolsonaro’s daughter-in-law, Andrea Siqueira Valle, provided by the source.
In a single photo, Siqueira Valle explains that his brother, André Siqueira, who was also the recipient of Bolsonaro, was fired for refusing to return the money he had agreed to with the President.
“André had a lot of problems because he didn’t pay the right amount that should have been repaid,” he said in a statement.
“Afterwards, Jair said … ‘Enough. You can fire him because he doesn’t give me enough money’.”
Bolsonaro’s office declined to respond to Reuters news agency. A representative from Bolsonaro affiliated to UOL denied the allegations.
Recent developments could pose a problem for Bolsonaro as Brazil prepares for presidential elections next year.
Former president of the left wing Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva he is expected to run – but did not confirm whether he will compete – and recent research shows that Lula has a chance to win Bolsonaro.
