A CPMI (Mixed Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) of the INSS (National Social Security Institute) should hear this Monday (17) the businessman Thiago Schettinione of the targets of the fraud investigations.
He had three requests for summons, for mandatory presence, presented by government parliamentarians and approved by the collegiate. According to congressmen, the businessman acted as a “facilitator” and received resources from Antonio Carlos Camilo Antunes, known as “INSS Bald“.
On the same day, the testimony of Jucimar Fonseca da Silvaformer INSS Payments and Benefits coordinator. The hearing, however, is not confirmed and may not occur. Jucimar Silva presented, last week, a medical certificate in which he claimed he was unable to give a statement.
For this reason, the president of CPMI, senator Carlos Viana (Podemos-MG), ordered an official medical evaluation to be carried out by the Senate’s health department to analyze Jucimar Silva’s suitability to give testimony.
“To ensure the smooth progress of the Commission’s work and also to protect the rights of the summoned person, I order that the General Health Coordination of the Federal Senate carry out an assessment of the health situation, by the House’s medical board, with a view to verifying whether the summoned person can or cannot give testimony”, declared Viana at the last CPMI meeting.
Jucimar Silva was removed from his position in April this year, when the PF (Federal Police) operation into fraud and irregularities at the institute was triggered. The CPMI approved a request for preventive detention of the server, who in turn, presented a request for you have a body at the STF (Supreme Federal Court).
as to CNN showed, according to the PF and the CGU (Comptroller General of the Union), Jucimar Silva would have participated in the process that led to the authorization of batch unlocking for the inclusion of associative discounts at the request of Contag (National Confederation of Agricultural Workers).
To summon the server, 11 requests were approved by the CPMI, presented by both opposition and government members. The board also approved the breaking of the former coordinator’s banking and tax secrecy, in addition to the sending of a RIF (Financial Intelligence Report) by Coaf (Financial Activities Control Council).
