Paulo Roberto Costa (verbete da Wikipédia em português)

Paulo Roberto Costa joined Petrobras on February 1, 1977, was director of Gaspetro (1997–2000) and Supply director (2004–2012), nominated, according to the entry, by Congressman José Janene (PP).

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Costa was arrested by the PF in March 2014 (day not confirmed); began testifying to the PF on September 5, 2014 and entered into a cooperation agreement; he was sentenced to 12 years in a closed regime for money laundering with Youssef and Camargo Corrêa executives (report of July 20, 2015), initially serving at home and, since October 2016, in a semi-open regime; in February 2017 the MPF asked Moro to suspend his benefits on the argument that he had lied in the cooperation.

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Paulo Roberto Costa died on August 13, 2022, in Rio de Janeiro, aged 68, of pancreatic cancer.

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