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Castro Had Caviar Tasting Paid by Lawyer Connected to Refit, Says PF

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Former governor of Rio de Janeiro Cláudio Castro (PL) did a caviar tasting in a luxury hotel, paid by lawyer Antonio Carlos da Conceição Santos, a Federal Police operating target and linked to Ricardo Magro, owner of Refit, according to Polici

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Former governor of RJ Cláudio Castro Jornal Nacional/ Reproduction Investigations of the Federal Police point out that the former governor of Rio, Cláudio Castro, obtained direct advantages from a refit capital laundering scheme that included the payment of R$ 10.5 thousand in caviar through the company of a third party, the rent of the cover where he lives in Barra da Tijuca and the de facto possession of a mansion in Petrópolis entitled to a p…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Former governor of Rio de Janeiro Cláudio Castro (PL) did a caviar tasting in a luxury hotel, paid by lawyer Antonio Carlos da Conceição Santos, a Federal Police operating target and linked to Ricardo Magro, owner of Refit, according to Polici

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Former governor negotiated purchase and received Pix key from the store, but proof sent show payment made by company linked to the ally

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The report of the Federal Police that led to the second search and seizure against the former governor of Rio de Janeiro Claudio Castro (PL) for his relationship with the Refit refinery describes expenses with caviar, cellar and reform of property paid or on behalf of third parties. Read more (09/03/2026

·São Paulo, Brazil
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PF quotes purchase of R$10.5 thousand in caviar, real estate in Petrópolis and suspicions about coverage in Barra; Moraes withdrew secrecy from the cars

·São Paulo, Brazil
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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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