INSS CPMI Seizes Delecrode’s Phone After Silent Testimony Under STF Order

Overview

• Igor Dias Delecrode, a former AASAP director, appeared before the commission but invoked an STF habeas corpus to avoid self‑incrimination and declined to answer most questions.
• The CPMI approved the seizure of his cellphone to safeguard the investigation, and parliamentary police reported the device remains locked because he did not provide the password.
• Investigators identify Delecrode as a central link among AASAP, Amar Brasil, Master Prev and ANDAPP, entities suspected of moving about R$700 million in unauthorized monthly deductions from retirees.
• Relator Alfredo Gaspar accused Delecrode of leading an organized scheme and called him the technological hub of the operation, alleging connected companies, including Power-Bi, helped move as much as R$1.4 billion.
• The session underscored escalating institutional friction, with CPMI leaders condemning STF habeas corpus rulings and denouncing internal moves that opponents say shielded figures like Paulo Boudens and Frei Chico from deeper scrutiny.