The session lasted more than 16 hours and was marked by conflicts between the opposition and government supporters
After 16 hours of discussion, the CPMI (Joint Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) of the INSS rejected the rapporteur’s opinion (PL-AL). By 19 votes to 12, the rejection marks a victory for the government base. Read the debunked report (PDF – 26 MB).
The document, with more than 4 thousand pages, called for the indictment of 216 people, including Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, known as Lulinha, eldest son of the president (PT). He is cited in investigations for having
In addition to Lulinha, the report also included requests for indictments against 2 former Social Security ministers:
- Carlos Lupi – Lula government;
- José Carlos Oliveira – Bolsonaro government.
The day was set due to conflicts between the opposition and the government, who even presented someone to replace the official. There was also a of the deputy (PT-RJ) and the senator (Podemos-MS) against Gaspar as vulnerable, which was denied by the rapporteur. read more reporting.
The reading of the report was started by Gaspar the day after the decision of the whatof the CPMI term. The majority of ministers understood that the prerogative to extend the commission is exclusive to the president of the National Congress, senator (União Brasil-AP).
The document indicated an indictment, but the CPMI communications department corrected the number to 216. The report called for an indictment for crimes such as embezzlement, criminal organization, money laundering and active and passive corruption.
INSS fraud
CPMI was installed to investigate INSS fraud, focusing on associative and payroll discounts. Throughout the work, he carried out interrogations, analyzed documents and approved breaches of confidentiality.
According to investigations, retirees — especially low-income ones — were the most affected, with discounts made without consent and, in many cases, without knowing the reason.
During its work, the commission approved more than 1,000 requests for breach of confidentiality, including bank, tax, telephone and telematic data. In total, 649 people and companies had confidentiality broken during the investigation.
The commission held 38 meetings, including deliberative sessions and hearings from witnesses and investigators. Congressmen also approved summons, information requirements and data sharing with control bodies.
Here is the summary of the work of the commission, which was installed on August 25, 2025 and closed on March 28:
