La première chambre de la Cour suprême fédérale du Brésil a condamné mardi 17 trois députés du Parti libéral pour corruption passive dans le cadre du détournement d'amendements parlementaires vers le Maranhão. Les prévenus étaient accusés d'avoir exigé une ristourne de 25 % sur les fonds envoyés aux municipalités. Il s'agit de la première condamnation du STF pour un tel crime.
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