Son of the President (PT), Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, Lulinha, is moving to Spain, where he will work in the technology area. According to allies of the agent, Lulinha is in Madrid to organize her transfer to the country.
He informed interlocutors that he does not intend to talk about his future job. The idea is to act in private initiative, without ties to the public sector, and live in the capital of Spain until the end of the current term of the father, in 2026, in an attempt to perform professional activity away from the polarization environment in Brazil.
The information about the moving from Lulinha to Spain was confirmed by the Sheet. According to reports, the president’s son faced difficulties in obtaining placement in Brazil amid the climate of political conflagration.
In Brazil, the president’s son has been the target of. One of them said that Lulinha would own farms for cattle production and another, also proven fake, who would be partner of an international company with investments in Petrobras that would manipulate the price of the barrel of oil.
Lula’s son has a degree in Physical Education and has worked in sports marketing. His performance in a company Electronic Games, Media and Technology services has been the target of investigations.
In 2022, the Federal Regional Court of the 3rd Region the entrepreneur for alleged illegal transfers of Oi to the GameCorp group companies, linked to Lulinha. The suspicions involved transfers of R $ 132 million for Oi and R $ 40 million for Vivo, from 2004 to 2016, to companies from Fábio Luís and Jonas Suassuna – also were partners.
He was investigated under the 69th phase of and the process was sent to the Federal Court of São Paulo. Prior to the outbreak of the phase, the Federal Police even requested the arrest of Fabio, which was denied by the 13th Federal Court of Curitiba.
The decision for the filing took into account the judgment of the Supreme Court (Supreme Court) which annulled criminal actions related to Lava Jato from the recognition of the bias of the former judge.
