Durante confronto com Flávio Bolsonaro, o presidente Lula propôs que ambos abram seus sigilos bancário e telefônico, incluindo os dados de seus familiares, antes das eleições. O petista afirmou que a medida permitiria aos brasileiros avaliar as acusações de corrupção. Flávio rebateu com críticas ao adversário.
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(FOLHAPRESS) – Lula desafiou Flávio a abrir seus dados bancários e telefônicos para que a população possa saber “quem é quem”, disse o petista.
“Muito se falou de corrupção. Eu desafio: você e eu, amanhã, abrirmos a nossa conta bancária, abrirmos o nosso sigilo telefônico para que o povo brasileiro saiba quem é ladrão nesse país”, disse Lula.
“Eu abro da minha família inteira e você abre da sua família. Nós entregamos ao presidente da Suprema Corte e entregamos ao presidente do TSE, antes das eleições.”
“Eu perguntei da casa, você não explicou. Eu quero fazer esse desafio para você”, completou o presidente.
Flávio saiu pela tangente. “Eu não tenho absolutamente nada a esconder. A questão, Lula, é que o seu dinheiro é por fora, sempre, não está na sua conta. Está em algum outro lugar.”
Advogado amigo de Flávio recebeu documentos vazados do STJ e MPF, diz site
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