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  Corruption Scandal Still Swirling in Brazil


Corruption Scandal Still Swirling in Brazil
Brazilian Federal Police are investigating a network suspected to be behind the Empresa de Correos (postal) corruption scandal that has caused a month-long political crisis in Brazil.

Accusations of bribery involving governing PT (Workers’ Party) were setoff on May 14 by rightwing magazine Veja.

PT vice president and former Sao Paulo mayor, Marta Suplicy, has threatened a libel suit against the opposition magazine Veja for its allegations against her “image, honor and dignity”.

In addition to the four suspects arrested this week, police have a warrant for Arthur Wascheck and Antonio Velasco, owners of Coman, supplier for Correos, on charges of decommissioning computers and other materials.

Wascheck is accused of paying for bribery tapes, in the scandal that has spread to involve not only corporate chiefs, but ex government and military officials, according to Luiz Zampronha, in charge of the police investigation.

 
 





 
   

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