Renan Calheiros fires back: "We need to know how much Moro pocketed to corrupt the Judiciary."
The senator reacted to the news that Alvarez & Marsal received the majority of its funds from companies bankrupted by the former judge.
247 - Senator Renan Calheiros (MDB-AL) described former judge Sergio Moro, who was declared biased by the Supreme Court and destroyed 4,4 million jobs, according to Dieese, as a scoundrel who was paid to corrupt the justice system in Brazil and destroy Brazilian companies. Check it out and learn more:
From Conjur – Last Tuesday (January 18th), Minister Bruno Dantas, of the Federal Court of Accounts, guaranteed The Public Prosecutor's Office, represented by Deputy Prosecutor Lucas Furtado, requested "full access" to information regarding the contract between former "Lava Jato" judge and current presidential candidate Sergio Moro and the consulting firm Alvarez & Marsal.
Before the decision, Moro's allies... they took turns in attacks on Minister Bruno Dantas and Deputy Attorney General Lucas Furtado, in a clear attempt at intimidation. The data show that 75% of the revenue of the Brazilian branch of Alvarez & Marsal was obtained from companies involved in the "Lava Jato" corruption scandal.
Experts heard by Conjure They believe there is evidence to justify a more thorough investigation of the former judge. Moro worked at Alvarez & Marsal after leaving the Ministry of Justice in the Bolsonaro government. Moro's entry into public life occurred after his decisive role as a magistrate in the 2018 election. Subsequently, with the revelations of the "Vaza Jato" leaks, he was declared ineligible to judge cases involving former President Lula. The decision generated a veritable cascade of procedural irregularities in the former judge's cases.
In the case involving Moro's work for the American consulting firm, the evidence points to the occurrence of the so-called "revolving door," which happens when an individual performs actions in public service that cause consequences in certain economic sectors and then goes to work in the private sector, benefiting from the effects they helped to produce.
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Another notorious case involving members of the Lava Jato operation concerns... godfather Sergio Moro's political figure. The magazine Veja It was reported on Monday (January 17th) that Álvaro Dias — who often boasts of never having been investigated by "Lava Jato" — was mentioned as a recipient of bribes in an inquiry opened by the self-proclaimed task force. However, the investigation was stalled for three years.
The investigation, which began in the federal court of São Paulo, focused on operators Adir and Samir Assad, companies controlled by them, and former Odebrecht lawyer Rodrigo Tacla Duran. The proceedings included an email allegedly sent by Samir Assad to Odebrecht employees discussing multi-million dollar bribe agreements with members of parliament.
One of them was Álvaro Dias — supposedly nicknamed "Pliers" in the contractor's spreadsheets — who allegedly asked for R$ 5 million to not proceed with the requests for the lifting of confidentiality, which he had made, that would have affected Adir Assad's companies in the Cachoeira Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry. At the time a senator for the PSDB party, Álvaro Dias was a member of the commission.
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