According to the Chamber’s rules, unjustified absences from voting can be deducted from congressmen’s salaries.
The (PGFN) responded on Tuesday (18.Nov.2025) to a request from the Chamber of Deputies and determined the inclusion of Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL-SP) in the Union’s Active Debt.
The deputy owes around R$14,000 to the Chamber for unjustified absences from voting. Eduardo was notified of the charge in August and has not paid the debt since then. He has not received a salary since August,
According to the Chamber’s internal rules, the absence of deputies can be deducted from congressmen’s salaries. The amount owed by Eduardo Bolsonaro relates to 4 absences registered in March — at the time, the deputy was already in the USA and had not yet requested a temporary leave of absence.
The inclusion in the Union’s Active Debt was determined by attorney Luísa Gomes Rodrigues de Andrade. The measure could lead to the “03” son of former president Jair Bolsonaro (PL) having a “dirty name” with credit protection agencies and suffering from an extrajudicial debt protest.
The Chamber tried to execute the debt while still on the March payroll, but did not find a sufficient balance for the debt. Without having anywhere to get the amount from, the House began trying to collect the amount individually.
In extreme cases, the deputy may lose his mandate if he fails to attend, without justification, 1/3 of the ordinary sessions of each legislative session. The Chamber is in session, with the right to remote voting. Even so,
