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Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, of Rio de Janeiro, said Tuesday morning that the unusual movement discovered by the Coaf in the accounts of his former advisor, Fabrício Queiroz, had to be explained by him and that employees are working in your office. He was interrogated upon his arrival at the diplomatic ceremony of this post in the center of the capital, Rio de Janeiro.
"The atypical movement is his own."
The name of Fabrício Jose Carlos de Queiroz, former advisor to the son of President-elect Jair Bolsonaro, appears in the report incorporating the investigation into the Operation Furna da Onça, Lava Jato arrested ten deputies in Rio de Janeiro at the beginning of December.
Asked about his dissatisfaction with the press, he said that the media fulfill their role: "the press does its job".
- See what we already know about the Coaf report
Thursday (13), Flávio Bolsonaro had already posted on social networks a message stating that he had nothing "done "wrong" in the case. of the former adviser cited in a report of the Council of Financial Activities Controls (Coaf) for bank transactions of R $ 1.2 million considered suspicious.
The name of José Carlos de Queiroz, driver of Flávio Bolsonaro in Alerj, appeared in a Coaf report published last week in the newspaper "O Estado de S. Paulo".
The badysis of Coaf's report revealed that most cash deposits on behalf of the former driver of Flávio Bolsonaro Nine former advisers to the son of the president-elect have remitted money to the driver.
The report also identified a deposit of R $ 24,000 in Queiroz's bank account. of the future first lady, Michelle Bolsonaro.
The president-elect said last week that the filing of his son's former advisor on Michele's account implied the payment of a $ 40,000 debt to Bolsonaro himself. According to him, Queiroz used the account of the future first lady to receive the money "for the sake of mobility". Bolsonaro claimed that he had little time to go to the bank because of his work routine.
In a live broadcast on Wednesday, Jair Bolsonaro said he and his eldest son would pay "the bill" if there was a "problem" in Queiroz's banking.
"If something is wrong with me, with my son or with Queiroz, pay the bill for this mistake, because we can not commune with anyone's mistake," said the president-elect in the broadcast broadcast via Facebook.
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