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Government supporters in Brazil have requested that the President of the National Congress invalidate the vote of a mixed commission investigating the INSS, following a controversial session marked by chaos and allegations of voting fraud.

The G1 report highlights various significant events in Brazil from a recent Thursday, including investigations surrounding Lulinha and the ongoing CPI regarding INSS fraud.

The article covers multiple news reports, including investigations into Lulinha regarding INSS fraud, a physical altercation during a CPI session, and various local events in Juiz de Fora.

A range of issues are covered in the news report, including investigations into Lulinha, actions by the CPI related to the INSS, local disasters in Juiz de Fora, and a significant impact of a work schedule change on business costs.

The article covers various topics discussed in the latest edition of the Acre Journal, including investigations into fraud at the INSS and political controversies.

Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, known as Lulinha and son of Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, faces allegations in a Federal Police investigation into fraud in the INSS system.

The Federal Police in Brazil conducted an operation targeting a lawyer and four intermediaries allegedly involved in a scheme to produce false medical documents for fraudulent INSS benefit claims.

The mixed INSS CPI hears Paulo Camisotti, son of the imprisoned businessman Maurício Camisotti, to investigate alleged fraud involving the family's companies and illegal deductions from retirees.

The Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Cristiano Zanin ruled that businesswoman Ingrid Pikinskeni Morais Santos can exercise her right to remain silent during the testimony for the CPMI of INSS.

Confidential data concerning Banco Master and its owner Daniel Vorcaro has been transferred to the CPMI of INSS for investigation into retirement and pension frauds.

Banker Daniel Vorcaro will not appear before a special congressional inquiry into pension fraud in Brazil, sparking concerns among lawmakers about the implications of his absence.

Minister André Mendonça of Brazil's Supreme Court has mandated the Senate to hand over investigation materials from the Sem Desconto Operation to the Federal Police, which include data from the banking secrecy breaches.

Minister André Mendonça is now overseeing two investigations related to Banco Master and its alleged fraudulent activities.

Minister André Mendonça of Brazil's Supreme Court has granted house arrest to Gustavo Marques Gaspar, a former aide to Senator Weverton Rocha, who is under investigation for a fraud scheme involving retirement benefits at the INSS.

Three individuals have been convicted by the Federal Court for a million-dollar fraud against the National Institute of Social Security (INSS) in Espírito Santo, involving the creation of false documents, with prison sentences of up to nine years and a restitution order of over R$4.5 million to the public coffers.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva revealed that he warned his son, Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, about potential consequences related to his name being mentioned in an inquiry into pension fraud.

After the parliamentary recess, the CPI of INSS is focusing on financial institutions that pressure retirees into consigned loans, uncovering frauds worth billions.

Former Central Bank president Roberto Campos Neto is set to face a summons request in the CPMI investigating fraud at the INSS, initiated by Deputy Rogério Correia upon the return from recess this week.