According to the complaint, Paolo Mayorino bought an apartment worth $675,000 (3.5 million Brazilian riyals) and paid it off after 16 months in Miami Beach. The financing amounted to 337.5 thousand US dollars, or 1.9 million Brazilian riyals, at today’s exchange rate
247 – NS Delegate Alexandre Saraeva, who denounced the crimes of former Minister Ricardo Salles in the Amazon region to the Supreme Federal Court (STF), on Friday, 12, that the Internal Affairs of the Federal Police will investigate the Director General of the Foundation, Paolo Maiorino, regarding Financing the purchase of a luxury apartment in Miami Beach, USA.
In a document, Saraiva wrote that “the facts described (…) can characterize the practice of the behavior described in the criminal type of Article 1 of Law No. 9613/1998. This legal certification provides for offenses of laundering or concealing assets, rights and values, which are punishable by imprisonment from 3 to 10 years. I assure that, exceptionally, I do not follow the usual hierarchical channel to keep my superiors in the hierarchy from possible retaliation.”
According to the complaint, Mayorino bought and paid off after 16 months an apartment worth $675,000 (3.5 million Brazilian reais) in Miami Beach. The financing amounted to 337.5 thousand US dollars, or 1.9 million Brazilian riyals, at today’s exchange rate. The method is unusual because Mayorino by choosing this route ended up paying more between bank fees and interest.
The total salary of the Director General of the Police is about 31 thousand riyals, with a net salary of 25 thousand riyals. His partner, public servant Renata Veet, has been a parliamentary advisor in the office of Vice-Basilar (Podemos) since April of this year and in October the net income, already assisted, was R$6,200.
The suspicion is that the general manager will not have the family income to purchase the property in Miami, even if it is financed.
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