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- The PGR is investigating the allegation of interference in the PF report prepared about Alexandre de Moraes.
- The report contains the correspondence between Moraes and Master Bank owner Daniel Vorcaro.
- Justice André Mendonça, who requested the report, stated that confidentiality was lifted on August 1st.
- Paulo Gonet is questioning whether there was an external order or interference in the preparation of the report.
Brazil's Attorney General's Office (PGR) has begun investigating whether there was possible external interference in the Federal Police's (PF) report revealing the relationship between Supreme Federal Court (STF) Justice Alexandre de Moraes and banker Daniel Vorcaro.
PGR Paulo Gonet, in a letter sent to STF President Edson Fachin, requested clarification on the preparation process of the investigation report requested by André Mendonça, numbered IPJ-A n. 3298613/2026.
The report reportedly contains messages sent by Master Bank owner Vorcaro to Moraes, and the allegation that the banker consulted about the possibility of leaving the country a few days before his arrest has surfaced.
The confidentiality of the report requested by Mendonça was lifted last Tuesday, August 1st.
This development brings tensions within Brazil's highest court and internal judicial oversight mechanisms back to the agenda. The investigation will be a significant test regarding the independence of judges and the reliability of police reports.
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- What is the PGR investigating?
- The PGR is examining whether there was external interference in the preparation of the Federal Police's report containing the relationship between Alexandre de Moraes and Daniel Vorcaro.
- What allegations are in the report?
- The report contains messages with the allegation that banker Vorcaro consulted Moraes about leaving the country before his arrest.
- Who requested the report and when was confidentiality lifted?
- The report was requested by STF Justice André Mendonça and confidentiality was lifted on Tuesday, August 1st.