The defense for Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, known as Lulinha and son of Brazilian President Lula, has publicly condemned the leak of confidential documents related to the INSS investigation as a grave crime. They have indicated that they will report this matter to the appropriate authorities. The leaked bank statements reportedly show Lulinha engaged in 1,531 financial transactions between January 2022 and January 2026, which totaled approximately R$ 19.5 million. These involve both inflows and outflows of funds, including internal transfers between his accounts.

Lulinha's lawyers emphasize that they have not had access to the leaked materials and have strongly refuted any connections between him and the alleged INSS frauds being investigated by the CPMI. They assert that the public information pertains to legitimate earnings and lawful financial activities declared to tax authorities. This includes his business interests, financial investments, and income related to inheritance and private operations, thereby aiming to clear his name amidst the allegations.

The situation has raised concerns about the legality of the document leak, with Lulinha's defense questioning the propriety of how such confidential information was disseminated. This case not only impacts Lulinha personally but also carries broader implications for the perceived integrity of the investigation into the INSS fraud, reflecting on the judicial processes within Brazil and the treatment of politically sensitive cases involving high-profile figures and their families.