Zambelli: Moro's response that he 'wasn't for sale' was calculated to be sent to JN.
In an interview with CNN, the congresswoman said that the then-minister's response to her did not match the dialogue. "So it seems that everything was calculated to show the conversation later."
247 - Federal deputy Carla Zambelli (PSL-SP) stated in an interview with CNN this Saturday, the 25th, that she concluded that, when exchanging messages with her via WhatsApp on Thursday, the day before his resignation, the then Minister of Justice Sergio Moro was already planning to print the dialogue to... leak it to Jornal Nacional.
One of the phrases said by Moro - "Dear lady, I am not for sale" - in reference to the proposal made by the congresswoman for him to stay in the government accepting the change in command of the Federal Police in order to later fill a vacancy in the Supreme Court, became a trending topic on Twitter, after Moro leaked the dialogue to JN.
According to Zambelli, Moro's response didn't fit the context of the conversation or the topic (the Supreme Court), since the then-minister, as she recalled, never spoke that way when questioned by close associates or the press about the Supreme Court vacancy. "None of this matches what we were talking about. So it seems like everything was calculated to reveal the conversation later."
The congresswoman said that the Supreme Court vacancy was a recurring topic with him and people close to him. "He's talked about it several times. It was natural to talk about the Supreme Court. It was a routine joke among people," she recounted. According to Carla Zambelli, he always responded with something like "we'll see" and "we need to talk."
According to Carla Zambelli, Moro "acted exactly like Glenn Greenwald" - from The Intercept, who published the Vaza Jato leaks, exposing Sergio Moro and prosecutors - when he leaked the private conversations he had with her to Jornal Nacional, "with the difference that Glenn did it through a third party, he did it with a friend."