Lula claims that her son will have no "privilege": "If he is guilty, he will have to pay"
The opening of the investigation is added to another front that "Lulinha" has been facing since February, when a Congress commission authorized to investigate its accounts..
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The opening of the investigation is added to another front that "Lulinha" has been facing since February, when a Congress commission authorized to investigate its bank accounts on suspicion that it acted as a "hidden partner" in undertakings allegedly financed by funds diverted from the same scheme. A Brazilian Supreme Court judge authorized the police to investigate a son of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a judicial source informed AFP on Thursday. "Whoever wants to attack me starts attacking him," he said in that line.
Furthermore, After the news, the president stated that his son "will have no privileges" and that, if found guilty, he "will have to pay.".
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The opening of the investigation is added to another front that "Lulinha" has been facing since February, when a Congress commission authorized to investigate its bank accounts on suspicion that it acted as a "hidden partner" in undertakings allegedly financed by funds diverted from the same scheme.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesA Brazilian Supreme Court judge authorized the police to investigate a son of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a judicial source informed AFP on Thursday.
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"Whoever wants to attack me starts attacking him," he said in that line.
according to ClarínAfter the news, the president stated that his son "will have no privileges" and that, if found guilty, he "will have to pay.".
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