João Vaccari Neto (verbete da Wikipédia em português)

João Vaccari Neto was the PT's Secretary of Finance and Planning (treasurer), president of Bancoop, second alternate senator for São Paulo elected in 2002, and a board member of Itaipu Binacional (removed by Dilma Rousseff in January 2015).

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Vaccari was arrested by the PF on April 15, 2015 (12th phase of Lava Jato) and stayed in the Complexo Médico Penal (Pinhais, Paraná) until September 2019, when he moved to the semi-open regime with an ankle monitor.

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The entry lists first-instance convictions of Vaccari in Lava Jato: 15 years and 4 months (dated June 22, 2015 or September 21, 2015, depending on the section); 6 years and 8 months on September 15, 2016 (Banco Schahin loan to the PT; the reference title attributes it to Moro); and 7 years, 6 months and 20 days on February 19, 2020 (drillship contracts).

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The TRF4 annulled on June 27, 2017 the 15-year conviction imposed at first instance and acquitted Vaccari in that case; in the Bancoop case he was acquitted in November 2016 (5th Criminal Court of SP), an acquittal upheld by the TJ-SP (16th Chamber) in February 2019.

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On August 29, 2019, Judge Ronaldo Sansone Guerra, of the 1st Criminal Enforcement Court of Curitiba, granted Vaccari the Christmas pardon decreed by Temer in December 2017; in September 2017, Rodrigo Janot indicted him before the STF for criminal organization.

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