Sergio Moro took a surprise license | In me …

Brazil's justice minister, Sergio Moro, has decided to take a five-day surprise leave "for personal reasons" in the face of the leak scandal at the Intercept site.
, which reveal conversations of the former federal judge with prosecutors to deal with the Lava Jato case against Lula.

Moro's suggestive decision was downplayed by official sources, consulted by Fohla de San Pablo, who said it was a request to take vacations, without pay, that he could not formally request. to have taken office in January.

The momentary departure of Moro coincides with the storm that is going through the flight of The Intercept, which led him to give explanations to the Constitution and the Justice Commission.
of the congress. The former judge ignored the veracity of the leaked messages, attempted to respond to opposition consultations and directed against journalist Glenn Greenwald, whom he had implicated in "a criminal badault aimed at invalidating sentences ".

Moro's claim came to light this morning, one day after the minister's appearance with President Jair Bolsonaro at Maracana Stadium.
for the final of Copa America, which he dedicated to Brazil and in which the president sought to raise his popular image downward.