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Deolane Bezerra PCC money laundering investigation

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Latest: Deolane Bezerra writes letter from prison amid criminal investigation

Brazilian influencer and lawyer Deolane Bezerra remains in preventive detention at the Tupi Paulista Female Penitentiary as part of ‘Operação Vérnix’, an investigation into money laundering for the Primeiro Comando da Ca

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Brazilian influencer money laundering investigations

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Latest: Eduardo Razuk and brother released from detention

Brazilian authorities have conducted investigations into several prominent influencers regarding allegations of money laundering, criminal association, and illegal raffles. In São Paulo, ‘Operação Vérnix’ led to the seiz

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Braskem ownership and debt restructuring

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Latest: Braskem shares surge as Petrobras expands credit line to R$ 2.35 billion

In early July 2026, a São Paulo court approved IG4 Capital’s purchase of a controlling stake in Brazilian petrochemical company Braskem, clearing the way for a new shareholder structure. By late July, Braskem faced a sta

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Legal and public controversy involving Arthur do Val

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Latest: Arthur do Val sparks controversy with remark about Natália Boulos’s Ukrainian heritage

Former state deputy Arthur do Val is facing legal and public scrutiny following controversial remarks made during a debate on the ‘Inteligência Ltda.’ podcast. During the exchange, candidate Natália Boulos noted she is t

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São Paulo public lighting contract fraud investigation

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Latest: São Paulo court freezes R$ 1 billion in assets over lighting contract fraud

The Court of Justice of São Paulo has ordered the freezing of approximately R$ 1.026 billion in assets linked to public officials and private companies suspected of fraud in a public lighting contract. The investigatio

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