Following here a very interesting investigation that recently took place. The name Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, known as Lulinha, ended up coming up in an operation investigating a fraud scheme targeting INSS retirees. Very controversial, right?

What caught attention was a very specific detail: the Federal Police found a note during the search at one of the suspects, and it read “Fábio (Lula’s son).” That record was alongside information on how to gain access to a box at an event in Brasília. According to the police, the tickets would be collected with “Antônio,” who would be Antônio Carlos Antunes, identified as the main operator behind the entire scheme.

Now comes the interesting part: what would be the connection between Lulinha and the rest of these people? Everything seems to point to a woman named Roberta Luchsinger, described as a businesswoman and lobbyist. She would be a close friend of Fábio Luís Lula da Silva and would be acting as a link to Antônio Carlos. In intercepted messages, Roberta appears concerned after the Federal Police find an envelope with the name “our friend” and recommend that Antônio remove evidence. Quite suspicious, I’d say.

As for financial transactions, COAF (the government’s financial intelligence agency) recorded that Roberta Luchsinger received R$ 1.5 million from Antônio Carlos. An STF ruling on the case mentions that those amounts would be intended for the “guy’s son,” possibly referring to Lulinha. This is the kind of investigation that raises many questions about who else might be involved in this story.