Federal Police delegates say Bolsonaro's attempt to interfere has generated a crisis of confidence.

247 - Federal Police delegates sent Jair Bolsonaro an open letter criticizing his position of requesting reports from the agency on investigations, stating that this demand has generated a crisis of confidence. 

In the letter, the ADPF also states that there is no legal provision for the Federal Police to pass on its intelligence reports to the president and refutes Bolsonaro's accusations that the corporation did not dedicate itself to the investigations into the attack he suffered during the 2018 election campaign, reports the... Reuters. 

“There is a crisis of confidence, both on the part of a considerable segment of society and on the part of the Federal Police delegates, who value the image of the institution. No delegate wants to see the Federal Police questioned by public opinion for every action or inaction. Nor do they want to work under a climate of internal distrust,” states the note, which warns about possible instabilities in the future new management of the corporation.

"The context created by the dismissal of the head of the Federal Police and the resignation of Minister Sergio Moro will impose an enormous challenge on the next director: to demonstrate that he was not appointed to fulfill a political mission within the agency. Thus, there is a risk of facing constant instability in his management."