A judge of the Court of Justice of the Federal District unfounded the lawsuit filed by federal deputy Erika Kokay (PT-DF) against the senator, his wife and the Bank of Brasilia (BRB).
The deputy questioned the contractor by the senator with the Bank in 2021. The financing allowed Flavio and his wife, Fernanda Bolsonaro, to buy a mansion in Lake Sul, a prime area of Brasilia.
In public civil action, Kokay claimed that the loan injured the bank’s policies, because Flávio, according to her, would not have sufficient income for the operation, and that its transaction gave due to the proximity between Flávio’s father, and the governor of the Federal District, Ibaneis Rocha (MDB). The DF government is a majority shareholder of BRB.
As Sheet He showed, the senator claimed in the process to pay the installments. There are no processes associated with the name of Flávio in the Federal District or Rio de Janeiro, the two units of the federation in which he is registered in the Order.
The financing of R $ 3.1 million was paid in 2024 in six payments with values of R $ 198 thousand to R $ 997 thousand.
Judge Leonardo Foster, of the 1st Civil Court of Brasilia, understood that Flavio’s income and his wife was sufficient to settle the loans and that the operation followed the bank’s rules, “without a glimpse of any violation of the principles of legality and morality or injury to public assets.”
Foster also denied a request from the defense of Flávio and Fernanda for Mrs Kokay to be convicted of bad faith litigation.
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