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Flávio Bolsonaro's explanations generated more doubts.

On Wednesday (12), the national newspaper revealed that one of the vice-presidents and elected senator was spending half the time that he had been hired on a trip. Wellington Sérvulo Romano da Silva stayed out of the country 248 days. It appears in the Coaf report on the suspicious financial transactions of Alerj's servers.

According to the records of the Legislative Assembly, Wellington, lieutenant-colonel of the military police, worked for Flávio for a year and four months. He was appointed on April 15, 2015 and returned on September 1, 2016.

In the note published Wednesday, Flávio Bolsonaro says something else. He says that Wellington normally worked in the firm until he was exonerated on application on February 23, 2018.

In his opinion, Alerj reported that after 2016, Wellington did not have to pay for it. had held no office in the House or in Flavia's office and had received no salary. house

The military police explained that between 2016 and 2018, Wellington had been badigned to the military superintendence of Alerj, who oversees the security of the badembly.

In a social network, Wellington's wife says that the city where she currently lives is Aveiro, Portugal. And that's what JN heard on Wednesday from the doorman where the lieutenant-colonel has an apartment.

In the note released Wednesday, Flávio Bolsonaro says that the information does not suggest that Wellington Sérvulo lived in Portugal while he was congested in the office of Alerj. The elected senator said that his family had moved there, adding that Wellington had visited them sporadically.

According to the report, while he was working in Flávio's offices, Wellington Sérvulo Romano da Silva made eight trips to Portugal, again by the same airline, TAP.

On April 24, 2015, for example, nine days after his appointment by Flávio, Wellington went to Portugal, where he stayed for 44 days. In 2015, he went to Portugal three more times. This year was 119 days outside Brazil. Until September 2016, he made four other trips.

Alerj reported that he had never taken leave during his stay at home. During this period, he received Alerj's salary and gratuities: R5,400 per month, plus the salary of lieutenant-colonel, against R25,000 today.

On Wednesday, in a social network, Flávio Bolsonaro made a clarification. He said Wellington Sérvulo's server was cluttered with military coordination in Alerj in 2015, already enjoying 160 days of military police vacations and an additional 60 days of vacation between 2016 and 2017. Flávio states that, according to the His agreement, since Wellington was attached to the military police, was an acquired right of the servant.

The Military Police confirmed that Wellington had accumulated vacations but did not say how many and that these holidays should be requested from Alerj while they were being surrendered.

With the 60-day vacation that the MP claims to have accumulated in Alerj, the appraiser remained with 220 vacation days. With information that he would have left Alerj only in February 2018, the national newspaper uncovered how many trips he had made and how many days he had stayed abroad throughout his stay in the House.

There were 16 trips to Portugal, a total of 432 days out of Brazil in three years, seven months longer than it was said to be entitled to.

Wellington is still out of Brazil. Our last trip was in September.

Thursday, Flávio Bolsonaro spoke for the third time of the case. He confirmed the information disclosed in the report, but changed certain points in relation to the answers he had given the day before.

Flávio Bolsonaro says that Wellington left his office on the date indicated by Alerj in September 2016 and not in February 2018, as previously stated.

The elected senator also reaffirms that he did not know that Welington lived in Portugal because, according to him, the military is domiciled at the headquarters of the organization to which they are subordinate. For the same reason, these referrals must have been the subject of a request or communication with the Rio de Janeiro Military Police.

Wellington is one of nine councilors who made deposits in the account of another councilor Flávio Bolsonaro. The Coaf, which reported a suspicious move in Fabrício de Queiroz's account of R $ 1.2 million a year.

In all, 75 officials from 21 deputies' offices are quoted by Coaf. They processed R $ 207 million.

On this Thursday, Flávio Bolsonaro said in a social network that did nothing wrong that the most interested is that everything is clear.