Overview
- The INSS inquiry again canceled its meeting on November 24 after Rodrigo Moraes secured a habeas corpus to skip testimony and Jucimar Fonseca da Silva submitted a new medical note.
- The Senate medical board assessed Jucimar’s records and said he is fit to testify, and the commission has asked a court to authorize his coercive attendance, with a decision pending.
- Commission chair Carlos Viana confirmed the next session for Thursday, November 27 at 9 a.m., with a vote on summoning Attorney General of the Union Jorge Messias on the agenda.
- PL leader Sóstenes Cavalcante praised the move and alleged the AGU ignored warnings about irregularities, while reports note Messias is not cited as a target in the fraud probe.
- The CPMI is examining suspected diversion of social‑security benefits and financial ties involving ARPAR and lobbyist Antônio Carlos Camilo Antunes, known as “Careca do INSS.”