Wilson Lima declares R$597 thousand in assets to the TSE; equity jumped more than 164% in eight years

Wilson Lima, former governor of Amazonas, is a pre-candidate for the Senate Disclosure The former governor of Amazonas and candidate for the Federal Senate for União Brasil, Wilson Lima, declared R$597 thousand in assets to the Electoral Court. The data appears in the candidacy registration request submitted to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) and made available for public consultation through the Divulgacand system. By Tuesday night (11), six of the nine names announced as candidates for the Senate at party conventions had registered their details to request registration of candidacy. They are: Captain Alberto Neto (PL), Dailson Corrêia (DC), Eduardo Braga (MDB), Evandro de Oliveira (PSTU), Plínio Valério (PSDB) and Wilson Lima. Candidates have until 7pm on August 15th to register their applications, according to the TSE. Compared to the 2018 election, when he contested an election for the first time, the value declared by Wilson Lima grew by more than 164%. Eight years ago, the then candidate for the Government of Amazonas declared that he owned R$225,900 in assets. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp The biggest evolution in the assets declared by Wilson Lima occurred in the shareholding in the company Lima Publicidade and in the inflow of resources in fixed income investments. Wilson Lima is confirmed candidate for the Senate by the Progressive Union Federation. Participation in Lima Publicidade went from R$ 100 thousand, corresponding to 50% of the company in 2018, to R$ 200 thousand, corresponding to 100% of the company's capital shares in 2026. In the area of ??financial investments, in 2018 Wilson declared R$ 4.7 thousand in a savings account and R$ 1.2 thousand in a current account. In 2026, it began declaring R$277.2 thousand in fixed income investment at Bradesco and R$1 in current account balance. The apartment financed by Caixa Econômica Federal, declared for R$120 thousand in 2018, remained for the same value in the 2026 declaration. As a result, the assets that remained in the declaration were the apartment and the stake in the company, while the savings of R$4.7 thousand stopped appearing and was replaced by a fixed income investment of R$277.2 thousand. The current account balance also fell from R$1,200 to R$1. READ ALSO: See who the candidates for governor in Amazonas are in 2026 See who the candidates for vice-governor in Amazonas are in 2026 See who the candidates for senator in Amazonas are in 2026