THICK MESH
The common citizen writes a check for R$500 (around US$120) and the Brazilian IRS knows about it. Odebrecht pays more than R$3,3 billion (around US$1,1 billion) in corruption money and the Brazilian IRS’s supercomputers never have a clue.
In order to send 10 euros abroad, it’s a savage bureaucracy. During decades, fortunes were transferred illegally from Brazil to other countries and nobody saw anything.
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Só Perguntando…
Just wondering…
Brazilian Internal Revenue Service
The same institution capable of tracking each and every 38 cents in all personal bank accounts all over Brazil…
…is unable to control the petralhas’ (Workers Party criminals) bank accounts where billions of dollars of stolen public money flows. Isn’t that strange?