Two former executives of Camargo Correa SA received sentences exceeding 15 years from a judge handing down the first punishments to builders in Brazil’s biggest-ever corruption scandal.
Judge Sergio Moro sentenced ex-President Dalton Avancini along with Eduardo Leite, the conglomerate’s former vice president, to 15 years and 10 months for corruption, money laundering and organized criminal activity. Both had previously turned state’s witness. Moro also sentenced Joao Ricardo Auler, a former chairman, to nine years and six months for the same offenses. The three will serve part of their sentences under house arrest.
Brazil Energy Insight 
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