Court orders OAS to receive R$2.4 million from Lula's triplex auction
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TL;DR
- Federal Court in Brasília orders OAS to receive R$2.42 million from the Guarujá triplex auction.
- The triplex was a key property in the Lava Jato operation against Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
- The funds had been blocked since 2018 and accumulated to over R$2.42 million with monetary update.
- The court ruled that OAS is the official owner and no criminal proceedings justify retaining the money.
- Lula's convictions related to the triplex were annulled by the Supreme Federal Court.
- The Federal Public Ministry supported the return of the funds to OAS.