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São Paulo Civil Police sends operation data to Federal Police investigating production of film about Bolsonaro

cbn26 August 2026 at 21:48

The Civil Police of São Paulo sent documents and data from Operation Wi-Fi to the Federal Police in Brasília, as determined by Minister Flávio Dino of the STF. The operation, carried out in June, investigated the Instituto Conhecer Brasil, linked to Carina Ferreira da Gama, partner of production company Go Up Entertainment, responsible for the film "Dark Horse," a biopic about former President Jair Bolsonaro. The investigation examines suspicions of fraud in a contract between the institute and the São Paulo City Hall worth R$ 108 million per year, and whether parliamentary amendment funds were used to finance the film's production.

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