The government used a pamphlet distributed by by to guide the over to defend the federal action in the operation that dismantled the criminal scheme earlier this year.
The material brings with capital letters the word “ATTENTION” and the following sentence: “In April this year, the government of Brazil dismantled a criminal scheme that had made illegal discounts in pensions and the INSS for many years.”
“A lot of people have been harmed – but now it’s time to recover what is your right!”
Next, the pamphlet says that “in addition to working to arrest those responsible, the Government of Brazil is calling all retirees and pensioners” to verify that there was an unauthorized discount of the benefit and to apply for the.
The communication motivated a news of fact presented by the Federal Deputy (União Brasil-SP) to the Federal Public Prosecution Service in the Federal District and the Public Prosecution Service with the Federal Court of Audit. In the document, the parliamentarian speaks of administrative misconduct and accuses the federal government to use the “situation to do politicking”.
The deputy says that the post office began to “distribute graphic material in his agencies, defending the government and praising his performance in the episode of improper discounts” and states that the practice is illegal.
Otherwise
In a note to the panel, the post office say they were sought by the INSS “to offer support structure to this public” and that they were part of the work of clarification to the population about the irregular discounts detected in April by CGU (Comptroller General of the Union).
“The material guides on the procedures for questioning and recovery of the amounts diverted,” he says.
“The action did not generate any additional cost to the Post Office, which took advantage of their delivery routine to make the distribution possible. It is noteworthy that the agencies are one of the channel options to provide the public identification service of Brazilians affected by the fraud.”
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