The given transcript appears to be a dialogue between multiple individuals, possibly in a parliamentary setting or a similar public forum. The dialogue involves various topics, including accusations of corruption, defense of actions, and discussions about legal procedures.
One of the main themes is the defense of the conduct of a judge, who is accused of corruption. The judge denies the accusations, stating that they always act with absolute correctness and impartiality. They also express frustration with the use of messages from a hacked device as evidence in their defense, stating that these messages could have been adulterated or altered.
The judge also addresses accusations about their involvement in a car wash investigation, denying any wrongdoing and accusing others of attempting to attack them through these allegations. They express their belief in the independence of the judiciary from external influences, such as political pressure or financial incentives.
There are also discussions about the legal procedures in place for investigating corruption cases. The judge mentions a specific case where a former governor was convicted for corruption and money laundering, suggesting that these procedures are effective and fair.
Finally, there is a call for the approval of an anti-crime project, indicating a focus on law enforcement and crime prevention. The judge concludes by expressing frustration with the level of corruption and crime in Brazil, and the need for stronger legal measures to combat these issues.
Some possible facts extracted from the text are:
- The text is a transcript of a hearing where Minister Sergio Moro is questioned by parliamentarians about his role as a judge in the Lava Jato operation and his alleged involvement in leaked messages with prosecutors.
- The hearing took place on July 2, 2019, at the Constitution and Justice Commission (CCJ) of the Chamber of Deputies.
- The Lava Jato operation is a large-scale investigation into corruption and money laundering involving politicians, businessmen and public officials in Brazil.
- The leaked messages were published by The Intercept Brasil, a news website, and allegedly show that Moro gave advice, suggestions and tips to the prosecutors, compromising his impartiality and violating the code of ethics of magistrates.
- Moro denied any wrongdoing and claimed that the messages were obtained illegally by hackers, that their authenticity was not proven, and that they did not show any illegal or unethical conduct on his part.
- The parliamentarians who questioned Moro had different positions and opinions, some supporting him and praising his work against corruption, others criticizing him and accusing him of abusing his power and violating the law.
- Some of the topics that were raised during the hearing include: the coercive conduct of former president Lula, the wiretapping of conversations between Lula and former president Dilma, the relationship between Moro and his wife Rosangela with lawyers linked to Lava Jato, the anti-crime project proposed by Moro, the prison system reform, the cigarette tax issue, the legalization of gaming, the investigation of former governor Sergio Cabral, and the possibility of audio recordings being leaked.
: https://www.camara.leg.br/noticias/565119-moro-nega-conluio-com-lava-jato-e-diz-que-nao-reconhece-autenticidade-de-mensagens-vazadas/
: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yZf7jFmUaY
: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Car_Wash
: https://theintercept.com/2019/06/09/chat-moro-deltan-telegram-lava-jato/
: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergio_Moro#Leaked_conversations