Licensed federal deputy Carla Zambelli (PL-SP) used an unusual justification to explain memory failures during her testimony to the Constitution and Justice Commission (CCJ) of the House of Representatives on Wednesday (24): she said she has been without Portuguese for a long time.
Detained in Italy, where he is awaiting a decision on extradition request, and stated that the lack of contact with the language has made his memory of details of the process that can lead to the revocation of his mandate.
“I have nowhere to research. So, there are things I don’t remember. I don’t remember and I didn’t have to research so I can tell you. Even time without speaking Portuguese, because I don’t have to speak Portuguese here,” he said.
During the statement, Zambelli also accused Minister Alexandre de Moraes of the Supreme Court (STF) of political persecution. According to her, Moraes would have acted to completely isolate her, even reaching her family.
“I knew, by people who work near him, that he wanted to strangle me, in the sense that I have nothing, or anyone near me. … He wanted to reach all my family.”
The deputy reported the blockade of her husband’s bank accounts, Aginaldo, and the suspension of social networks of her 17 -year -old son and her mother. Thrilled, he showed a picture of his son during the session.
“Take my son’s social networks out of my mother. When I’m here in Italy, the expenses were made by my husband, and then blocked all his bills. (…) There is no way not to be persecution.”
For involvement in the invasion of the National Council of Justice (CNJ) systems, with the help of Hacker Walter Delgatti. The prosecution points to an attempt to tamper with official documents, including the issuance of a false arrest warrant against Moraes.
After the conviction, the Supreme Court sent to the House the request for loss of mandate of the parliamentarian.
She denied having directly financed Delgatti and said the hacker was subcontracted by a term of office. According to Zambelli, the contract provided for payment of $ 10,000, but only $ 3,000 were paid because the service was not met.
The CCJ lawsuit is under the rapporteur of Deputy Diego Garcia (Republicans-PR). Before Zambelli, the board has heard Delgatti and the
Following the deputy’s testimony, the rapporteur must present an opinion, which will be voted in the commission and subsequently submitted to the House Plenary.
Zambelli is licensed to the mandate provided that he obtained a 127-day permission granted by the mayor, Hugo Motta (Republicans-PB).
Your place is temporarily occupied by the alternate Colonel Tadeu (PL-SP).
