Since the former Minister of Justice and Citizenship Sergio Moro openly declared to the entire country that Bolsonaro wanted (and wants) to intervene in the federal police investigations, Brazil has entered yet another complete division.
The Minister's resignation caused strong changes and fluctuations in Bovespa negotiations, in the purchase and sale of dollars, as we said. in this matter here. Furthermore, the departure of the former minister also put the country on a new path.
Followers eager for Bolsonaro's union are now officially divided. Of course this would happen, but given the many explosive statements he made in public.
Prosecutor Rodrigo Janot came out publicly to state that Brazil cannot simply ignore the fact that what Bolsonaro wants to do is unacceptable and that no previous government has dared to do it. What?
Interfering with the federal police! This is not only serious, but it is a crime. It is not us at Digital Seguro who are speaking, but Brazilian law.
Didn't Dilma and Temer really try to do that?
Dilma and Temer never considered or tried to interfere in the investigations by the Federal Police and the Federal Public Ministry as Bolsonaro dared to do, according to the explosive narration given by Moro.
For those who don't remember, Rodrigo Janot, a former head of the Federal Public Ministry (MPF), was one of those directly responsible for Lava Jato in the country. He gave an interview to BBC News Brasil to take a position on the subject.
In the editorial, Janot said that Bolsonaro's predecessors never tried to obtain information about an ongoing investigation – neither with the MPF nor with the Federal Police, as they knew that this was extremely serious.
In his heavy and complex speech leaving the Bolsonaro Government, Sergio Moro, (automatically transformed into Bolsonaro's rival) accused the President of the Republic of wanting to change the command of the Federal Police to have access to confidential investigation data.
Remember the phrase Morto said yesterday at the press conference
“The president told me more than once, expressly, that he wanted to have a person he could contact personally, who he could call, gather information, gather intelligence reports,” Moro said in his farewell speech. “(…) And it is really not the role of the Federal Police to provide this type of information.“.
After all, what will be Brazil’s next direction?
Difficult question, dear Digital readers, we don't know, we are always trying to keep you informed about everything that is happening in the country and in the world.
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Source: C. Brazil Network