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Convicted 13 accused for fraud of 14 million to banks

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Briefings

Three individuals accused of defrauding banks of 14 million reais through fictitious machine sales. The evidence indicates these entrepreneurs sold machines to intermediaries, who then sold them to financial institutions. This case highlights potential fraud in the industrial transformation sector involving significant financial loss.

Key points

• Three individuals accused of defrauding banks of 14 million reais through fictitious machine sales.
• Entrepreneurs sold machines to intermediaries, which were subsequently sold to financial institutions.

Context

This case involves industrial transformation sector entrepreneurs accused of fraud. The evidence suggests a pattern of fictitious transactions resulting in financial loss for banks.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the specific allegation of fictitious machine sales. No details on the specific dates of the fraud, the names of the banks involved, or the exact amounts of money lost are provided in the source.

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