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Will Ricardo Barros be investigated for "incitement to crime"? No: real money 66%, play money 42% Yes: real money 34%, play money 58% Volume: real money 128.74568497, play money 6760 Bettors: real money 2, play money 8 Categories: Politics, Brazil, Congress, CPI da Covid Related markets PSDB to cease to exist in Brazil by July 1, 2026? (ID: 203256) Volume: real 169.03325676, play 50745.98196284 Bettors: real 7, play 14 Leading (real money): PSDB to cease to exist in Brazil by July 1, 2026? 7% Leading (play money): PSDB to cease to exist in Brazil by July 1, 2026? 8% Opening of impeachment procedures against Lula before the 2026 elections? (ID: 166903) Volume: real 746.86715043, play 48743.74971298 Bettors: real 16, play 74 Leading (real money): Opening of impeachment procedures against Lula before the 2026 elections? 6% Leading (play money): Opening of impeachment procedures against Lula before the 2026 elections? 5% Bill 2633/20 (a.k.a. "PL da Grilagem") approved in Brazil's Congress by the end of 2026? (ID: 163593) Volume: real 196.23548799, play 6200.02 Bettors: real 7, play 11 Leading (real money): Bill 2633/20 (a.k.a. "PL da Grilagem") approved in Brazil's Congress by the end of 2026? 27% Leading (play money): Bill 2633/20 (a.k.a. "PL da Grilagem") approved in Brazil's Congress by the end of 2026? 20%

Will Ricardo Barros be investigated for "incitement to crime"?

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In October 2021, Brazil's Attorney General's Office ordered the opening of a preliminary investigation to analyze the data gathered by "CPI da Covid" against 13 individuals with privileged jurisdiction, including President Jair Bolsonaro. After that, the team of Brazil's Attorney General Augusto Aras declared his team would analyze the evidence presented by the CPI and assess whether it should require a formal investigation before Brazil's Federal Supreme Court (STF) or Superior Court of Justice (STJ).

If, by the end of 2021, Brazil's Attorney General's Office requests the opening of a full investigation against Brazil's Government Leader in the House of Representatives, Ricardo Barros, for “Incitement to crime”, this market will resolve to "Yes".

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