The Mixed Parliamentary Committee of Inquiry (CPMI) that investigates undue discounts on retirement and pensions of the National Institute of Social Security (INSS) on Monday (01) another session.
The testimony of lawyer Eli Cohen is scheduled for the meeting. According to the requirements presented by parliamentarians, he acted in processes linked to the investigation of fraud involving associative entities.
To this day, the government says it has returned the discounted money of INSS benefits to nearly two million victims. Another two million beneficiaries joined the reimbursement program. The number is expected to grow in the coming days, as more than five million retirees and pensioners have not recognized debts in their benefits. The contestation of improper discounts can be made until November 14. Even after this date, adherence to the discounted money return agreement will continue to be available to those who are entitled.
The CPMI post of the INSS listens this Monday (01) lawyer that helped in the fraud investigated first in BandNews.
