Randolfe requests the release of the video to be sealed: 'If Moro's statements were lipstick on underwear, this video is explicit sex.'
"If the statements made by Moro in his farewell speech were lipstick on his underwear, this video is explicit sex," quipped Senator Randolfe Rodrigues (Rede).
247 - Senator Randolfe Rodrigues (Rede) has submitted a request to the Supreme Federal Court (STF) to lift the confidentiality of the video of the ministerial meeting held on April 22.
"If the statements made by Moro in his farewell speech were lipstick on his underwear, this video is explicit sex," Randolfe quipped, according to columnist Chico Alves of UOL.
In the lawsuit, Randolfe emphasizes that "secrecy should be an exceptional measure" and "public officials must be held accountable for their actions, and cannot hide behind the cloak of secrecy to justify their irresponsibility."
"There is no defense of privacy or social interest that justifies maintaining secrecy regarding evidentiary elements related to the investigation of crimes against the Public Administration," the senator emphasizes.