Gilmar maintains lifting of confidentiality for Flávio's ex-aide in the 'rachadinhas' case
Danielle da Nóbrega was married to militiaman Adriano da Nóbrega, who died in 2020 during a confrontation with police.
TL;DR
- Supreme Court Justice Gilmar Mendes upheld the decision to break the banking and fiscal secrecy of Danielle da Nóbrega, former advisor to Flávio Bolsonaro.
- Danielle da Nóbrega is suspected of being a 'ghost employee' and participating in the 'rachadinha' scheme at the Rio de Janeiro State Assembly.
- She received R$ 846,228.83 in gross salary between 2007 and 2018 but allegedly did not have physical access to the Assembly.
- Evidence includes conversations where Fabrício Queiroz allegedly intermediated paychecks and demanded accountability for transfers.
- Mendes rejected claims of 'fishing expedition' and violation of res judicata, stating the decision was proportionate.