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Carla Zambelli legal and financial situation in Italy

Overview

Former Brazilian federal deputy Carla Zambelli, who has been residing in Italy since mid-2025, has launched international fundraising efforts to support her stay. After a subscription-based platform canceled her paid community, Zambelli turned to GoFundMe to raise funds for her residence. As of early November 2026, she has raised approximately R$ 62,700 (10,230 euros) toward a 12,000 euro goal.

Zambelli claims she is unable to secure employment or open bank accounts in Europe due to judicial decisions in Brazil. She has specifically attributed these financial difficulties to Minister Alexandre de Moraes of the Supreme Federal Court, alleging that the blocking of her assets and an Interpol red notice have prevented her from accessing financial services.

Zambelli faces multiple criminal convictions in Brazil, including a ten-year sentence for the hacking of the National Council of Justice (CNJ) systems and a sentence of over five years for illegal firearm possession and coercion. While the Italian government previously rejected an extradition request regarding the CNJ case due to concerns over judicial impartiality in Brazil, a new legal process regarding her second conviction remains under review in Italy.

Entities

Supreme Federal Court · Carla Zambelli · Italy · Alexandre de Moraes · Interpol

Timeline

  1. [INTERNATIONAL] 7 sources
    Carla Zambelli raises R$ 62,000 for stay in Italy

    Former Brazilian deputy Carla Zambelli has raised over R$ 62,000 via crowdfunding to support her life in Italy, citing difficulties opening bank accounts and fears of judicial asset freezes.

  2. [INTERNATIONAL] 15 sources
    Carla Zambelli seeks financial aid from followers in Italy

    Former Brazilian deputy Carla Zambelli is seeking financial support via GoFundMe, claiming Brazilian judicial decisions prevent her from opening bank accounts or working while residing in Italy.

Sources

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