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The Morogate exploded. The Intercept website has published conversations of the former judge and current Minister of Justice, Sergio Moro, in which he instructed prosecutors on the procedure to be followed in the case against Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva . "We have not finished studying the measures we are going to put in place, we meet now, but it is undoubtedly a reason for the urgent release of the former president" , said today the lawyer of Valeska Teixeira, Zanin Martins, defender of Lula, in dialogue with Page12.

The scandal was discovered on Sunday night when The Intercept published conversations in which Moro informed the Attorney General of Lava Jato, Deltan Dallagnol, of the measures relating to the case that led to the act of accusation against Lula, prisoner since April of the year. spent in the superintendency of the federal police of Curitiba.

"This type of link between a judge and prosecutors is totally illegal," said Teixeira Zanin Martins.

"All of this confirms what we have always said, it was a case of political persecution aimed at removing the former election chairman from last year.

The lawyer recalled that "this case of Lawfare (politically motivated war)" is also badyzed at the United Nations Human Rights Council, where the defense has the participation of Australian jurist Joeffrey Robertson, who sponsored Julian Assange.

The information contained in the conversations of Moro and the prosecutor "could be added" to the complaint being processed at the UN, which is being badyzed, he said.

The articles of The Intercept were signed by North American journalist Glenn Greenwald, the same who published in 2013 the secret papers obtained by Edward Snowden in the NSA agency, report for which he won the Pulitzer Prize.

The online magazine has promised to publish more transcripts of dialogue, audios and videos on Instagram in the coming days.

Among the documents published yesterday, other prosecutors of the "Task Group Lava Jato" have indicated how to prevent Lula from giving an interview to newspapers El País in Spain and Folha de San Pablo before the elections in which Jair Bolsonaro was elected . The revelations caused an earthquake with unpredictable consequences for the political environment.

Former President Dilma Rousseff said that "The revelations of The Intercept have made explicit the illegal and misleading relationships between Sergio Moro and the lawyers, with a highlight for Deltan Dallagnol".

The process was "a fraud to condemn Lula without evidence and to prevent his election to the presidency," said the chairman of the Workers Party, Gleisi Hoffmann.

Moro and the prosecutors implicitly admitted the existence of these conversations and, in two releases, repudiated their disclosure.

The news was badyzed by the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies, Rodrigo Maia, and members of Congress who do not exclude the invocation of Moro, reported today a reporter from the Globo channel News.