The special secretary for culture has rejected the appeal presented by the company of the actress on the accounts of the play “Coração Bazar”
Bolsonarian Regina Duarte was framed by the Bolsonaro government and will have to return BRL 319,600 to the public coffers after she is denied responsibility for a project funded by the Rouanet Act.
A publication in the Diário Oficial da União on Thursday 21, revealed that the special secretary of culture Hélio Ferraz has denied an appeal filed by the actress’s company on the show’s accounts. Bazaar of the heart.
According to information published by the magazine Appearance, the technical department of the then Ministry of Culture had already disapproved of the show’s accounts in 2018. The actress’s company raised R $ 321,000 for the show and, due to the decision, was forced to return R $ 319,600 to the show. National Fund of Culture. However, the debt had not yet been collected due to the filing of the appeal, which was dismissed this week.
At the time he had told André Duarte, son of Regina and partner of the company Appearance that the showdown had been frowned upon due to an “oversight,” the lack of evidence that the monologue had been screened without admission fees between 2004 and 2005, as determined by the contract signed by the producer.
Regina served as special secretary of culture in the Bolsonaro government, but spent only two and a half months in office, leaving after accumulating controversy and fatigue. Even after leaving office, she continued to support the government and even celebrated the changes to the Rouanet law which reduced the incentives for artists’ salaries by 93.4%. She posted a message on Instagram in which she stressed: “There will be no exceptions for celebrities.”
Source: Terra
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