Paulo Maluf
Paulo Maluf is a Brazilian politician who served as the Mayor of São Paulo during two non-consecutive terms from 1969 to 1971 and again from 1993 to 1996. Known for his controversial political career and allegations of corruption, he has been a significant figure in Brazilian politics for decades. At 93 years old, he is currently in the news due to a court ruling that has ordered the seizure of 18 properties to pay off a massive financial judgment against him, stemming from misuse of public funds for personal promotion.
Born on Dec 03, 1930 (94 years old)
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Liechtenstein:
Paulo Maluf is another political figure associated with the right-wing opposition to Fernando Collor.
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Liechtenstein:
Paulo Maluf was the ex-mayor and candidate who contested Collor's candidacy.
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Liechtenstein:
Paulo Maluf was convicted for money laundering related to his time as mayor of São Paulo.
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Liechtenstein:
Paulo Maluf was convicted by the Supreme Court for money laundering.
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Brazil:
He served as secretary under the mayorship of Paulo Maluf.
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Liechtenstein:
Paulo Maluf, former mayor of São Paulo, is facing asset seizure due to a conviction for misuse of public funds.
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