victim of
conspiracy
The
president said it was strange that the facts were released as the
economy returned to growth and reforms are moving forward in
Congress.
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Temer says he is a
victim of conspiracy
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Andreza Matais
18 May 2017 | 10h11
Photo: Ueslei Marcelino / Reuters
President Michel Temer today told senators who visited him in the morning that he is "the victim of a conspiracy." Without pointing out the perpetrators of the coup, Temer repeated more than once that he was "firm" in the post and sentenced: "I will not fall!". At this moment, Temer is meeting with ministers of the hard core of the government and evaluates to make a pronouncement.
The president said it was strange that the facts were released as the economy returned to growth and reforms are moving forward in Congress.
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Andreza Matais
18 May 2017 | 10h11
Photo: Ueslei Marcelino / Reuters
President Michel Temer today told senators who visited him in the morning that he is "the victim of a conspiracy." Without pointing out the perpetrators of the coup, Temer repeated more than once that he was "firm" in the post and sentenced: "I will not fall!". At this moment, Temer is meeting with ministers of the hard core of the government and evaluates to make a pronouncement.
The president said it was strange that the facts were released as the economy returned to growth and reforms are moving forward in Congress.
The president did not appear to be suffering, according to reports. It was Temer himself who brought the matter to a meeting with senators. "We went there to have an audience and he asked," Did you see what happened? "Senator Sérgio Peteoão (PSD-AC) reported to the column. Temer did not mention the name of the senator Aécio Neves, the operation's first official day, after Joesley Batista's indictment, which struck the president.
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The meeting was scheduled to address the release of amendments to Acre. The senators were surprised to keep the agenda by Temer. "I went there thinking that we would not be received," said Pete. Fear received the politicians alone, without other ministers, as usual. In the end, he said he would "caringly" analyze the demand presented. And he went on to repeat: "It's a conspiracy. I will not fall!
"
Entrepreneur Joesley Batista, owner of the J & F group, recorded a conversation with President Temer and presented as evidence in his award-winning statement. According to investigators, Joesley asked for help with a lawsuit from his company and Temer recommended that he look for Deputy Rocha Loures (PMDB-PR) on his behalf to address the matter. Loures asked Joesley for a bribe to resolve the lawsuit filed by Temer and was filmed receiving $ 500,000, the first installment of the settlement.
In the same conversation, Joesley told the president about payment of allowance for former deputy Eduardo Cunha and operator Lucio Funaro, both of them imprisoned by Lava Jato, so they would not make an awarding donation. Temer heard the report of the crime and asked the businessman, according to investigators, to keep the monthly payments.
Entrepreneur Joesley Batista, owner of the J & F group, recorded a conversation with President Temer and presented as evidence in his award-winning statement. According to investigators, Joesley asked for help with a lawsuit from his company and Temer recommended that he look for Deputy Rocha Loures (PMDB-PR) on his behalf to address the matter. Loures asked Joesley for a bribe to resolve the lawsuit filed by Temer and was filmed receiving $ 500,000, the first installment of the settlement.
In the same conversation, Joesley told the president about payment of allowance for former deputy Eduardo Cunha and operator Lucio Funaro, both of them imprisoned by Lava Jato, so they would not make an awarding donation. Temer heard the report of the crime and asked the businessman, according to investigators, to keep the monthly payments.
Last night, Temer would have told a group of deputies that he heard Joesley's account of the allowance and did not object. He said he thought it was humanitarian aid.
Cunha and Funaro have always threatened to report cases involving President Temer. Close to Joesley, Funaro began negotiations for a statement but did not advance. His sister, Roberta, was arrested today, accused by Joesley of receiving payment of the allowance in his name. Cunha already said in prison that he would be known as the politician who overthrew two presidents: he was the one who authorized Dilma Rousseff's impeachment process as president of the House. The other target is Michel Temer.
Amid the scandal of the day, Temer canceled the rest of the agenda.
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Temer diz que é vítima de conspiração
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Andreza Matais
18 Maio 2017 | 10h11
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18 Maio 2017 | 10h11
O
presidente Michel Temer disse hoje a senadores que o visitaram pela
manhã que é “vítima de uma conspiração”. Sem apontar os
autores do golpe, Temer repetiu mais de uma vez que “está firme”
no cargo e sentenciou: “Não vou cair!”. Neste momento, Temer
está reunido com ministros do núcleo duro do governo e avalia
fazer um pronunciamento.
O
presidente apontou ser estranho que os fatos tenham sido divulgados
no momento em que a economia voltou a crescer e as reformas avançam
no Congresso.
O
presidente não aparentou abatimento, segundo relatos. Foi o próprio
Temer quem puxou o assunto em reunião com senadores. “Fomos lá
para ter uma audiência e ele perguntou: – Vocês viram o que
aconteceu?”, relatou o senador Sérgio Petecão (PSD-AC) à
Coluna. Temer não mencionou o nome do senador Aécio Neves, alva de
operação deflagrada pela PF hoje a partir da delação de Joesley
Batista, a mesma que atingiu fortemente o presidente.
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A reunião
foi agendada para tratar de liberação de emendas para o Acre. Os
senadores se surpreenderam com a manutenção da agenda por Temer.
“Fui lá já achando que nãos seria recebido”, disse Petecão.
Temer recebeu os políticos sozinho, sem outros ministros, como de
costume. Ao final, disse que iria analisar “com carinho” a
demanda apresentada. E voltou a repetir: “É uma conspiração.
Não vou cair!”.
O
empresário Joesley Batista, dono do grupo J&F, gravou conversa
com o presidente Temer e apresentou como prova em sua delação
premiada. Segundo investigadores, Joesley pediu ajuda para uma
demanda da sua empresa e Temer recomendou que procurasse o deputado
Rocha Loures (PMDB-PR) em seu nome para tratar do assunto. Loures
pediu propina a Joesley para resolver a demanda repassada por Temer
e foi filmado recebendo R$ 500 mil, primeira parcela do acerto.
Na mesma
conversa, Joesley contou ao presidente sobre pagamento de mesada
para o ex-deputado Eduardo Cunha e o operador Lucio Funaro, ambos
presos pela Lava Jato, para que eles não fizessem delação
premiada. Temer ouviu o relato do crime e pediu ao empresário,
segundo investigadores, que mantivesse os pagamentos mensais.
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#MANIPULATED VITAL EVIDENCE,GREAT POSSIBILITY OF (PRESIDENT TEMER`S STATEMENT – BBC – NEWS)
In
a defiant speech, Mr Temer said a secret audio recording, in which he
allegedly discusses the payment of hush money to a jailed politician,
needed
to be validated.
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Brazil president seeks suspension of corruption investigation
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21 May 2017
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From the section Latin
America & Caribbean
Brazil's
President Michel Temer says he will ask the Supreme Court to
suspend an investigation against him, because vital evidence has
been "manipulated".
In
a defiant speech, Mr Temer said a secret audio recording, in which
he allegedly discusses the payment of hush money to a jailed
politician, needed to be validated.
Mr Temer
is suspected of corruption and obstruction of justice which he
denies.
Despite
growing calls for him to go, Mr Temer repeated that he would not
quit.
In the
audio recording, made at a meeting with Joesley Batista, president
of giant meat-packing firm JBS, Mr Temer appears to be discussing
bribes to the former speaker of the lower house of Congress,
Eduardo Cunha, who is serving a prison sentence for corruption.
The
money would be in exchange for Cunha's silence over Mr Temer's
alleged implication in Brazil's wide-ranging corruption scandal
known as Operation Car Wash.
The
probe, launched in March 2014, centres on companies that were
offered deals with state oil giant Petrobras in exchange for
bribes, which were funnelled into politicians' pockets and
political party slush funds.
The
scandal has engulfed Brazilian politics, with a third of Mr
Temer's cabinet under investigation for alleged corruption. Former
president Lula is already facing five charges.
The man
Mr Temer allegedly condoned the bribery to - Eduardo Cunha - is in
prison for corruption, money laundering and tax evasion.
Both men
played a key role in the downfall of Ms Rousseff, who was removed
from office accused of illegally manipulating government accounts.
She denies all the charges.
Analysis - Julia Carneiro, BBC correspondent, Brazil
The
president is biding his time by asking the Supreme Court to
suspend investigations until the audio is verified, and justice
Edson Fachin's decision to order the verification may give him
some breathing room.
But the
crisis is unravelling quickly, with the first party of the ruling
coalition having decided to leave the government on Saturday; and
the remaining coalition members assessing whether it's time to
abandon ship.
While
the president struggles to save his mandate, the economic and
political elites are already discussing the day after - and the
possible scenarios would President Temer resign, suffer
impeachment or have the 2014 election result annulled by Brazil's
Electoral Court.
"I
have never bought anyone's silence, haven't obstructed justice and
haven't done anything against the judiciary," Mr Temer said
in the televised address at the presidential palace on Saturday.
Mr Temer
is already deeply unpopular in Brazil but his centre-right party
has been able to govern as part of a coalition. He took office a
year ago, after President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment.
Opposition
parties have demanded his resignation and snap elections.
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