Mariângela Fialek, former advisor to MP Arthur Lira (PP), target of a Federal Police operation this Friday (12/12), was excluded from any activity or action related to the parliamentary amendments by order of Minister Flávio Dino, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF). The ban extends until investigations are completed.
Dino granted the request of the Federal Police and decreed, in addition to the suppression of the aforementioned functions, the search and seizure (personal and of the vehicle) and the violation of the confidentiality of the telephone and telematic data of the respondent.
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Mariangela Fialek was Lira’s right-hand woman and controlled the spreadsheet of the so-called secret budget
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Mariangela Fialek has a degree in Legal and Social Sciences from PUC-RS and a Masters in State Law from USP.
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Mariangela Fialek
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Mariangela Fialek, known as Tuca, right arm of Arthur Lira
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Dino removed former Lira advisor from specific role in the House; look
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Mariângela, known as Tuca, is currently the leader of the Progressive Party, in the Chamber of Deputies. Dino authorized the PF to enter any property linked to Mariângela, in addition to “all rooms in which she carries out her functions, whether it is an office, files, cabinets, computers for her use or under her direct responsibility.”
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Operation Transparency investigates irregularities in the allocation of public resources through parliamentary amendments. This action is the result of an investigation that included the testimonies of parliamentarians Glauber Braga (Psol-RJ), José Rocha (União-BA), Adriana Ventura (Novo-SP), Fernando Marangoni (União-SP), Dr. Francisco (PT-PI) and Cleitinho (Republicanos-MG).
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The General Prosecutor’s Office (PGR) was in favor of launching the operation. When consulted, the agency indicated that there was sufficient investigative evidence to justify the searches and seizures.
Paulo Gonet, Attorney General of the Republic, stressed that the testimonies of parliamentarians demonstrated the necessity of the operation.
Speaking about the investigation, Arthur Lira told Metropolises that “it is wrong to say that it is a question of looking for deviations from the amendments before investigating”.
“She is a spectacular budgetary technician, there is nothing in her life that discredits her. She is a domestic worker who works for all parties, from the right, from the left, from the PT to the PSOL,” said Lira.
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