Post by nurnobisorker65 on Feb 11, 2024 4:51:57 GMT -5
Santos, will no longer keep the works of art that were the target of criminal kidnapping. The decision was made by judge Fausto Martin de Sanctis, from the 6th Federal Criminal Court in São Paulo, specialized in crimes against the National Financial System and money laundering. The banker's defense even indicated possible destinations for some works. Sanctis stated that Ferreira could not decide on seized assets, but that he could consider his suggestions. After the delivery of the remaining works to the Museu Paulista of the University of São Paulo, the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Institute of Brazilian Studies, Ferreira ceased to be the faithful custodian of the works. Ferreira wanted to keep.
Three archaeological works in his home, claiming that he bought them in Paris and that the pieces had been removed from Brazil more than 45 years ago. The judge considered that the pieces, as they have historical and artistic value, are the property of the Union. Sanctis recalls that ownership has already been guaranteed since the publication of the Decree-Law of 1937 and the Constitution Belgium Email List of 1946, therefore prior to the illegal departure of the works from the country. Based on this understanding, he decided that these works and four other Marajoara pieces that are in the banker's house should be sent to the MAE — Museum of Archeology and Ethnology, at the University of São Paulo. Ferreira and 18 other former.
Directors of the institution are accused of money laundering, conspiracy and fraudulent management, in action by the same court. The banker and the former superintendent of MAM bank are also being prosecuted for illegally maintaining accounts abroad. The ethnographic collection seized from the banker's house and his companies, by court decision, must be sent to the Criminal Forum, where it will be kept in an air-conditioned environment, in the furniture that furnishes it. Among these pieces are indigenous plumages. MAE informed the judge that it could not keep the collection due to an imminent risk of deterioration. In his decision, Sanctis also criticized Iphan — Institute of National Historical.
Three archaeological works in his home, claiming that he bought them in Paris and that the pieces had been removed from Brazil more than 45 years ago. The judge considered that the pieces, as they have historical and artistic value, are the property of the Union. Sanctis recalls that ownership has already been guaranteed since the publication of the Decree-Law of 1937 and the Constitution Belgium Email List of 1946, therefore prior to the illegal departure of the works from the country. Based on this understanding, he decided that these works and four other Marajoara pieces that are in the banker's house should be sent to the MAE — Museum of Archeology and Ethnology, at the University of São Paulo. Ferreira and 18 other former.
Directors of the institution are accused of money laundering, conspiracy and fraudulent management, in action by the same court. The banker and the former superintendent of MAM bank are also being prosecuted for illegally maintaining accounts abroad. The ethnographic collection seized from the banker's house and his companies, by court decision, must be sent to the Criminal Forum, where it will be kept in an air-conditioned environment, in the furniture that furnishes it. Among these pieces are indigenous plumages. MAE informed the judge that it could not keep the collection due to an imminent risk of deterioration. In his decision, Sanctis also criticized Iphan — Institute of National Historical.