Arrested deputy used parliamentary quota money to pay security – 02/18/2021 – Mônica Bergamo
Congressman Daniel Silveira (PSL-RJ) has spent R $ 104,000 from January 2020 so far on “security services”.
PUBLIC SAFE
He regularly pays R $ 8,000 to the Global Company, in Petrópolis (RJ), for the service. The money comes out of the quota of his office for the exercise of parliamentary activity.
PATTERN
The allocation of resources for security is outside the standards of the Chamber. Deputies Marcelo Freixo and David Miranda, also elected by Rio, use quota resources to pay, for example, telephone, postal services, airline tickets and fuel.
STANDARD 2
In January, for example, Freixo spent R $ 22,600 on “maintaining an office and publicizing parliamentary activity”. Miranda allocated R $ 9.9 thousand to “publicizing parliamentary activity”.
CURVE
Daniel Silveira spent R $ 10,000 on “consultancies, research and technical work” and R $ 8,000 on security.
THROAT
The arrest of the parliamentarian was determined by Minister Alexandre de Moraes, of the STF, and countersigned on Wednesday (17) unanimously by the plenary of the Court. Daniel was arrested for making various offenses against magistrates, in addition to threatening them and defending the military dictatorship in a video.
QUARANTINE
with BRUNO B. SORAGGI, BIANKA VIEIRA e VICTORIA AZEVEDO
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