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Wanted by the television team, the deputy and senator elected denied that the prime minister's official lived in Portugal while he was full in Alerj. According to Flávio, the police family has Portuguese nationality and has moved to this country. The parliamentarian added that the lieutenant-colonel visited them sporadically and that he normally worked in the cabinet until he was exonerated.

Wellington Servulo Romano da Silva is quoted in the Coaf report as one of nine councilors and former councilors who made deposits into the account of the former driver of Flávio Bolsonaro, Fabrício de Queiroz. The document indicated a suspicious move of R $ 1.2 million a year in Fabrício's account.

JN reporters went to Wellington's home to try to talk to the agent, but, according to the concierge of the condo, the agent would be in Portugal. The official added that for years, the prime minister was more in Europe than in Brazil. Since 2015, at the beginning.

As revealed by the JN, the lieutenant-colonel was appointed in 2015 as advisor to Flávio Bolsonaro as vice-president of the PP, then deputy party. The report had access to Wellington's archives in Alerj and the trips he had made, again with the airline TAP.

According to the records, on April 24, 2015, nine days after his appointment, Wellington went to Portugal, where he stayed for 44 days. During this period, he received Alerj's salary and gratuities: R $ 5,400 per month.

Also in 2015, the police officer made four more visits to Portugal. This year was 119 days outside Brazil. The last trip of the year took place on December 16th. Wellington did not return to Brazil until January 31, 2016.

In March 2016, new trip. The lieutenant colonel left on the 9th and returned on the 8th of April. While he was out of Brazil, Wellington was fired from the PP's deputy leadership. The document marking the exemption is from April 1st.

In the archives of Alerj, it does not appear in the payroll of the months of April and May. But, as JN showed, it was not a layoff. On May 18th Wellington was appointed to the office of Flávio Bolsonaro.

Two days later, he embarked at 22:45 on the flight TAP 0070 to Lisbon. There were still 15 days out of the country. On July 15, the officer again traveled. Another 45 days away from Brazil and work.

On September 1, 2016, the lieutenant-colonel was again removed from office and did not return to work with MP Flávio Bolsonaro.

Alerj reported that during the entire time Wellington was in the House, he never took leave. During one year and four months during which he worked for Flávio, Wellington stayed out of the country for 248 days, half of the period.

In a social network, Wellington's wife says that the city where she currently lives is Aveiro, Portugal. Officially, he returned to the Prime Minister only on April 10 of this year. But he then applied for and obtained a special license from the company.

JN asked PM where the lieutenant-colonel was working after his departure from the badembly until his special leave. Until the broadcast of the report, there was no answer.

In the state government archives, Wellington continues to receive R $ 25,000 in official capacity. Except that he was already in Portugal, again. He did not return until September 10th. After that, he stayed in Rio for nine days and then boarded Lisbon again.

74 other names appear in a Coaf report

Last week, RJ2 showed that, in addition to Wellington, 74 other employees and former employees of Alerj were included in a Coaf report attached to the complaint filed by the federal public prosecutor. who supported Operation Furna da Onça.

The document indicates suspicious but not necessarily illegal movements. In total, the transactions amounted to R $ 207 million. The names that appear in the document are people who work or have worked in at least 21 deputies' offices of 14 parties.

The largest movement of securities involved four people connected to the office of the incumbent President of the Assembly, André Ceciliano, PT: R $ 49 million. Then five people were connected to the office of MP Paulo Ramos, PDT, who processed $ 30 million.

Nine members of the office of the deputy Márcio Pacheco, PSC, presidential candidate of Alerj: R $ 25 million. There are also eight people from the office of MP Luiz Martins, from the PDT, who was arrested last month: 18.5 million rand.

Five other people connected to the office of Assistant Doctor Deodalto, DEM, who managed $ 16.3 million. And five people linked to the office of MP Carlos Minc, PSB, who was Minister of the Environment, amounted to 16 million rubles.

The Coaf report is part of Operation Furna da Onça, who discovered a ploy to pay bribes within Alerj and drove ten deputies to Rio in November. The operation is an offshoot of Lava Jato and was conducted by the Federal Police and the MPF.

The MPF pointed out that not all the names cited in the Coaf report were included in the findings and that all suspicious transactions were not necessarily illegal.

As the report indicated the existence of atypical movements of other persons who were not targeted by the Furna da Onça operation, the prosecutors transmitted this part of the documentation to the MPF . At present, the deputy from Rio de Janeiro has opened a secret investigation.

Flávio Bolsonaro said that "there is no information that Wellington Servulo would have lived in Portugal while he was at the Alerj office". According to Flávio, Wellington's family has Portuguese nationality and moved there

that Wellington visited them sporadically and that he normally worked in the cabinet, until he was exonerated. "Flávio examined the deposit of 1.5 million R $" ordinary and punctual "and declared that it could not be accused of it.

Flávio Bolsonaro reiterated

The elected president, Jair Bolsonaro, said recently in a social network that his son and son are not the subject of an investigation but that, if they prove to be illegal, they will pay "

André Ceciliano pointed out that the report did not mean that councilors had illicit conduct.

Márcio Pacheco said that seven of the nine employees were no longer working at the office – and that he was investigating the case.

Paulo Ramos said that good people have private and professional life unlawfully deprived of parliamentary advisers.

Carlos Minc said that he was not the subject of an investigation and that the removal of an adviser was referring to an inheritance.

Dr. Deodalto stated that all the people mentioned would provide clarification if needed.

The Solidarity Party declared that it did not know the facts, but understood that all those cited would provide the necessary explanations.