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BackOperazione "Make Up": giudice vieta spostamenti e comunicazioni a 29 indagati
Operazione "Make Up": giudice vieta spostamenti e comunicazioni a 29 indagati
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Operazione "Make Up": giudice vieta spostamenti e comunicazioni a 29 indagati

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  • Il giudice della Corte suprema Flavio Dino ha vietato ai 29 destinatari dei mandati di perquisizione dell'operazione "Make Up" di lasciare il Brasile senza autorizzazione e di comunicare tra loro.
  • Tra gli indagati il deputato Mario Frias e collaboratori di Flávio Bolsonaro, oltre alla produttrice Karina Gama.
  • La Polizia federale indaga sull'uso di 2 milioni di reais stanziati da Frias tramite l'Istituto Conhecer Brasil, di cui 1 milione destinato a un programma di imprenditorialità mai realizzato.

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Why It Matters

L'operazione "Make Up" è un'indagine della Polizia federale brasiliana sull'uso di fondi pubblici stanziati dal governo all'Istituto Conhecer Brasil, dei quali 2 milioni di reais sarebbero stati impiegati dal deputato Mario Frias, con 1 milione destinato a un programma di imprenditorialità che gli investigatori affermano non essere mai stato realizzato.

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Il giudice della Corte suprema Flavio Dino ha vietato ai 29 destinatari dei mandati di perquisizione emessi nell'ambito dell'operazione "Make Up" di lasciare il Brasile senza autorizzazione e ha imposto loro il divieto di comunicare tra loro. Tra gli interessati figura il deputato Mario Frias, del Partito liberale (Pl) di Flávio Bolsonaro, oltre ad alcuni suoi collaboratori e all'imprenditrice Karina Gama, produttrice del film "Dark Horse", sulla carriera politica dell'ex presidente Jair Bolsonaro.

La Polizia federale indaga sull'impiego di 2 milioni di reais (circa 334mila euro) stanziati da Frias, 54enne ex attore, attraverso fondi elargiti dal governo all'Istituto Conhecer Brasil, di cui 1 milione di reais (circa 167mila euro) era destinato a un programma di imprenditorialità che, secondo gli investigatori, non sarebbe mai stato realizzato.

La Polizia federale sta eseguendo 49 mandati di perquisizione e sequestro a San Paolo, Rio de Janeiro, Ceará e nel Distretto federale. Secondo O Globo, inoltre, Marcello de Oliveira Lopes, ex responsabile della comunicazione della campagna presidenziale di Flávio Bolsonaro, ha trasferito un milione di reais (circa 167mila euro) alla produttrice del film alla fine del 2025.

Lopes sostiene che si sia trattato di un investimento privato.

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • La Polizia federale continuerà le indagini e potrebbe emettere nuovi mandati di perquisizione o richieste di arresto.

    Likely · Within weeks

  • Il giudice Flavio Dino potrebbe estendere le restrizioni di viaggio e comunicazione ad altri indagati se emergeranno nuove prove.

    Possible · Within days

Open Questions

  • Il programma di imprenditorialità finanziato con 1 milione di reais è stato effettivamente realizzato o meno?
  • Quali sono le prove concrete che dimostrano lo scopo privato del trasferimento di 1 milione di reais da Marcello de Oliveira Lopes a Karina Gama?
  • Quali altre persone oltre ai 29 destinatari dei mandati sono sotto indagine nell'ambito dell'operazione "Make Up"?
  • Qual è la posizione ufficiale dell'Istituto Conhecer Brasil riguardo all'utilizzo dei fondi ricevuti?

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