In a new video from Café com Boulos, the minister says that the senator’s former chocolate store was used to “launder cash”
The minister of the General Secretariat of the Presidency, (Psol-SP), once again insinuated that the senator and pre-candidate for the Presidency (PL-RJ) had practiced money laundering. In a new video from “Coffee with Boulos”published this Wednesday (May 6, 2026) on social media, Boulos stated that Flávio opened a chocolate store “to launder cash”.
The minister said that related to the Kopenhagen franchise opened in 2015 by the son of the former president (PL) draws attention. “This led to the more than obvious suspicion that this money did not come from the chocolate store. And that is what he did in Kopenhagen in Barra da Tijuca”he declared.
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📷 Boulos again insinuates Flávio’s connection with money laundering
💰The minister of the General Secretariat of the Presidency, Guilherme Boulos () (Psol-SP), once again insinuated that the senator and pre-candidate for president, Flávio Bolsonaro () (PL-RJ),…
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From March 2015 to December 2018, Flávio’s franchise would have received 1,512 cash deposits: 63 of R$1,500, 63 of R$2,000 and 74 of R$3,000 in the period, with amounts that, when added together, reached up to R$33,000.
At the time, deposits above R$10,000 needed to be notified to the financial control authorities. Splitting it up, the transactions were not brought to the attention of the authorities – in the months analyzed, only one deposit exceeded R$10,000.
The senator would have made withdrawals, as a partner, in which the establishment received the amounts.
The MP-RJ (Public Ministry of Rio de Janeiro) pointed out that the dates of the deposits coincided with the period in which former advisor Fabrício Queiroz allegedly led an irregular scheme of .
Flávio and franchise partner, Alexandre Santini, in February 2021.
In April, Guilherme Boulos linked Flávio to an alleged money laundering scheme. Also without evidence, he questioned the purchase of 51 properties in cash by the Bolsonaro family.
“Operations with cash are constantly associated with money laundering, with illicit money. If the guy is going to steal or do a scheme, he usually won’t do it with his bank account. When someone buys a property with cash, the tendency for this to be dirty money and that the purchase of the property is money laundering is kind of obvious”he stated.
