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Target of PF, Cezinha de Madureira denies having committed irregularities and questions operation during electoral period

oglobo14 September 2026 at 20:20

Deputy Cezinha de Madureira, from PL-SP, was targeted by a Federal Police operation this Monday over suspicions of influence peddling in higher courts. The operation was carried out amid the electoral period.

Through his defense, the parliamentarian stated that "no irregularity was committed" and questioned the timing of the action. The lawyers said Cezinha is at the disposal of authorities and will provide the necessary clarifications.

In a statement, the defense argues that, after having access to the investigation elements and the full case file, it will be able to demonstrate that the parliamentarian did not commit irregularities. The communication states that the deputy is certain that the facts will be duly clarified in the proper legal process.

The defense also questioned the timing of the operation, without directly attributing political motivation to the case.

Why this matters

The operation directly affects a parliamentarian from PL-SP, a party in the government's base, and occurs amid the electoral period, generating political repercussions. The defense questions the timing of the action, suggesting possible political motivation, which may generate debates about the use of public machinery for electoral purposes. Readers follow the case to understand its implications in the national political scenario.

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