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Overview
- The Federal Police concluded their inquiry on November 14 and sent the final report to the Supreme Federal Court, where Justice André Mendonça is the rapporteur.
- Prosecutor General Paulo Gonet will decide whether to file a formal complaint, request further investigative steps, or close the case.
- Multiple women reported a pattern of unwanted conduct starting in 2023, including testimony from Minister Anielle Franco describing an alleged incident during a May 2023 meeting.
- Silvio Almeida has consistently denied the allegations and his defense said it will not comment on the police action while the proceedings remain under seal.
- Almeida was removed from the Lula government in September 2024 after Me Too Brasil disclosed having received complaints, and parallel ethics reviews were opened in the presidency.