Members of Congress from the New Party who are part of INSS CPMI at the National Conference He submitted a request to summon Fabio Luís Lula da Silva, known as Lolinha, son of President Lula (PT), to the college.
The order was signed by Representatives Marcel Van Hatem (Novo-RS), Adriana Ventura (Novo-SP) and Luiz Lima (Novo-RJ), and Senator Eduardo Girão (Novo-CE).
The application is based on a Column report. The investigation showed that the leader of the Workers’ Party, Ricardo Bembo, received R$2.6 million from a company identified as a payment intermediary for INSS Farra’s front entities.
At the same time as he received the payments, Bembo paid an invoice amounting to R$10,300 to accountant João Muniz Leite, who was then in charge of the accounts of Fabio Luís Lula da Silva.
Muniz Leyte was the target of Operation Fem da Linha, from the Public Ministry in São Paulo, on suspicion of laundering money for the Anti-Corruption Commission. After the incident, he stopped caring for the president’s son.
“At this point, the facts revealed by the Metropolis portal on November 12, 2025 come into effect, indicating possible links between the operators of the scheme and figures close to the President of the Republic,” an excerpt reads.
“The report shows that Ricardo Bembo, national leader of the Workers’ Party and coordinator of the party’s IT sector, received R$120,000 in his personal account and another R$8.29 million in his company Datacore, from ADS Soluções e Marketing, a company that, according to financial intelligence sent to the CPMI, transferred tens of millions of reais from entities participating in the so-called INSS Farra,” the request states.
“During the same period of these multi-million-dollar operations, Bimbo paid an invoice in the amount of R$ 10,354.60 to the accountant João Muniz Leite, a professional who had until then been in charge of the accounts of Fabio Luís Lula da Silva. Muniz Leite is being investigated by Operação Fim da Linha, of the Public Ministry of São Paulo, on suspicion of money laundering for the PCC,” wrote newspaper Novo. Parliamentarians.