By Guilherme Grandi
At least eight Brazilian federal state-owned companies and 12 pension funds have been targets of anti-corruption police operations over the past two decades.
Fears that stories like this would be repeated gained strength with the maneuver of the Chamber of Deputies to loosen state law and facilitate the appointment of politicians to these companies on the eve of the inauguration of the president-elect Sign up for our Premium Membership Plan. Already subscribed? Login Here
