The bank says the values are available in the public domain
THE Federal Economic Caixa released a statement denying the information that the value of the share of the sertanejo Gusttavo Limawho acted as poster boy for the 2020 Mega da Virada, had been kept under wraps for 100 years by the Bolsonaro government.
According to the bank’s advisory, the disclosure of the amounts invested in advertising is in the public domain. According to the federal government’s Transparency Portal, Caixa Econômica Federal has disbursed more than R$10 million in the campaign.
Gusttavo Lima is a public supporter of Bolsonaro and a close friend of Renan. Shortly before the end of the second round of the presidential election, the sertanejo appeared next to the president in Brasilia, accompanied by other singers, urging fans to vote for Bolsonaro.
See the full statement below:
“CAIXA clarifies that the disclosure of the amounts applied in the advertisement is in the public domain, with easy access to all interested parties, without imposition of secrecy on the fee paid to the singer Gusttavo Lima in the 2020 Mega da Virada campaign.
CAIXA, encouraging public transparency and considering it essential for the strengthening of democracy and the development of citizenship, records all advertising expenses on a monthly basis at https://www.caixa.gov.br/acesso-a-informacao/advertising- expenses/Pages /default.aspx. The amounts of the fees paid are communicated within 90 days of completion, as a monthly expense, by agency, under the heading “Commissions”. The main information on the execution of contracts is detailed on a monthly basis, in compliance with the principle of active transparency, in line with the legal practice of the public administration.
The bank clarifies that the artist was hired through an image usage right contract between the company that manages his image and the advertising agency hired through a tender, pursuant to law 12.232/2010, which regulates the recruitment of advertising agencies. Government.”
excessive fees
Gusttavo Lima is also one of the names under investigation for excessive fees in concerts held without competition by town halls in several Brazilian states.
Amid the controversy over the fees of his shows, the singer defended himself against accusations of possible irregularities in a direct on Instagram, saying he wanted to disappear and claiming to be “tired”. “I’ve been taking a lot of strokes lately. And I’ve been enduring it all in silence,” he said.
The investigations were opened after the repercussions on the values of the cache on Twitter. It all started after a comment from the singer Zé Neto, from the duo with Cristiano. During the show, the artist criticized the singer Anitta and said that she “did not depend” on the cultural incentive law. However, users have shown that the singer received R$ 400,000 from the city of Sorriso – public money – for the show held at the 33rd Exporriso.
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