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Sílvio Pereira

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Silvio José Pereira (born May 4, 1961) is a sociologist and co-founder of the Brazilian Workers Party. Born in Osasco, São Paulo, he was a key figure in the mensalão scandal and resigned from his post of secretary general of the party on June 4, 2005.[1]

He was accused of receiving a Land Rover from a supplier of Petrobras and of receiving, together with other leading members of the party, illegal withdrawals from the accounts of Marcos Valério.

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  1. ^ "Brazil's Lula Shuns Tainted Friends to Bolster Election Hopes". Bloomberg. July 27, 2005. Retrieved 2010-12-28.

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