Court orders R$2.4M refund to OAS over Guarujá triplex; Moro and Lula comment
What happened
According to G1, a Brazilian court ordered R$2.4 million to be returned to construction firm OAS after the Guarujá triplex was auctioned. The apartment was the target of a Lava Jato action against former president Lula. Sergio Moro and Lula have since commented on the case.
When it started
G1's report is dated November 11, 2026. The related UOL and CartaCapital reports are dated November 12, 2026, according to their web addresses.
How it spread
According to UOL, Moro said that the court did not rule that the triplex was not Lula's. According to CartaCapital, Lula demanded a retraction from the press over the case and said he was held in prison for 580 days.
Why it matters
The source reports do not give full details of the court's reasoning or the auction's terms. The sources only show the headlines and summaries, so the full context is unknown.
Sources
- UOL Notícias: Moro sobre devolução à OAS: 'Justiça não disse que triplex não era do Lula'
- CartaCapital: Lula cobra retratação da imprensa por caso do triplex: ‘Fiquei 580 dias preso’
- G1: Triplex no Guarujá: Justiça manda devolver R$ 2,4 milhões à OAS após leilão do imóvel alvo de ação da Lava Jato contra Lula