A União aportou R$ 2,6 bilhões para a construção do túnel, que faz parte do chamado Novo PAC. A construção também foi financiada parcialmente pelo Governo do Estado de São Paulo, que aportou outro R$ 2,7 bilhões.
O investimento total é estimado em R$ 6,8 bilhões no modelo de parceria público-privada.
Segundo Roberta Luchsinger, a empreiteira fechou o contrato pelo fato do presidente da empresa no Brasil, Amauri Rodrigues Pinha, ser amigo de Fábio LuĂs Lula da Silva.
Ainda de acordo com Roberta Luchsinger, os dois eram vizinhos quando Lulinha morava no Brasil.
Segundo Luchsinger, os dois se reuniam com frequĂŞncia para tratar de negĂłcios, inclusive em sua prĂłpria casa.
Na entrevista, Roberta Luchsinger disse que pretende fazer uma delação premiada e que tem a acrescentar detalhes que não estão no WhatsApp.
A empresária, que se apresentava como sócia do filho do presidente Lula, disse ainda que está sofrendo ameaças e que, se alguma coisa acontecer com ela ou com as filhas, a responsabilidade é de Lula.
“Quero deixar mais uma vez claro, se algo acontecer comigo ou com as minhas filhas, a culpa é do Lula”, diz Luchsinger.
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🇺🇲 In an interview with CNN on the evening of Saturday, October 17, lobbyist Roberta In an interview with CNN on the evening of Saturday, October 17, lobbyist Roberta Luchsinger said that President Lula’s son, Fábio LuĂs Lula da Silva—known as “Lulinha”—frequently met with the president of the Portuguese construction firm Mota-Engil. The company was awarded the billion-real contract to build the Santos–Guarujá tunnel in the state of SĂŁo Paulo.
The federal government contributed R$2.6 billion toward the tunnel’s construction, which is part of the so-called Novo PAC. The project was also partially financed by the São Paulo state government, which contributed an additional R$2.7 billion.
The total investment is estimated at R$6.8 billion under the public-private partnership model.
According to Roberta Luchsinger, the contractor secured the contract because the company’s president in Brazil, Amauri Rodrigues Pinha, is a friend of Fábio LuĂs Lula da Silva.
Also according to Roberta Luchsinger, the two were neighbors when Lulinha lived in Brazil.
According to Luchsinger, the two met frequently to discuss business, including at her own home.
In the interview, Roberta Luchsinger said she intends to enter into a plea bargain and that she has additional details to share that are not in the WhatsApp messages.
The businesswoman, who presented herself as a business partner of President Lula’s son, also said she is receiving threats and that, if anything happens to her or her daughters, Lula is responsible.
“I want to make it clear once again: if anything happens to me or my daughters, Lula is to blame,” says Luchsinger.
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#colunaandrezamatais Lula da Silva—known as “Lulinha”—frequently met with the president of the Portuguese construction firm Mota-Engil. The company was awarded the billion-real contract to build the Santos–Guarujá tunnel in the state of São Paulo.
The federal government contributed R$2.6 billion toward the tunnel’s construction, which is part of the so-called Novo PAC. The project was also partially financed by the São Paulo state government, which contributed an additional R$2.7 billion.
The total investment is estimated at R$6.8 billion under the public-private partnership model.
According to Roberta Luchsinger, the contractor secured the contract because the company’s president in Brazil, Amauri Rodrigues Pinha, is a friend of Fábio LuĂs Lula da Silva.
Also according to Roberta Luchsinger, the two were neighbors when Lulinha lived in Brazil.
According to Luchsinger, the two met frequently to discuss business, including at her own home.
In the interview, Roberta Luchsinger said she intends to enter into a plea bargain and that she has additional details to share that are not in the WhatsApp messages.
The businesswoman, who presented herself as a business partner of President Lula’s son, also said she is receiving threats and that, if anything happens to her or her daughters, Lula is responsible.
“I want to make it clear once again: if anything happens to me or my daughters, Lula is to blame,” says Luchsinger.
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