The Crown of Brasilia has requested the initiation of proceedings against former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva for misuse of public funds and requested the freezing of his assets, a judicial source said. In its official request, prosecutors accused the former head of state, in power from 2003 to 2010, and his former Minister of Social Welfare, Almir Lando, have used public money to fund a promotion campaign policy between October and December 2004.
The prosecution accuses the two men sent 10 million letters signed their names, where they explained to an audience of retirees how to get loans at reduced rates. For judges, it is not there a public interest disclosure, but to promote political, and the operation should have been financed by private funds.
In addition, prosecutors point out that the loans were granted by private banks accused of involvement in a scandal of kickbacks, bribes, bribes to elected officials and leaders of the ruling coalition, which has shaken the Lula government in 2005 - 2006. Therefore, they want to Lula and Lando restitution of money paid for the shipment of 10 million letters.
They also asked the court to freeze the assets of the two men to ensure the return of funds if they are prosecuted and convicted. 
The prosecution accuses the two men sent 10 million letters signed their names, where they explained to an audience of retirees how to get loans at reduced rates. For judges, it is not there a public interest disclosure, but to promote political, and the operation should have been financed by private funds.
In addition, prosecutors point out that the loans were granted by private banks accused of involvement in a scandal of kickbacks, bribes, bribes to elected officials and leaders of the ruling coalition, which has shaken the Lula government in 2005 - 2006. Therefore, they want to Lula and Lando restitution of money paid for the shipment of 10 million letters.
They also asked the court to freeze the assets of the two men to ensure the return of funds if they are prosecuted and convicted.
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