Judge and party: Moro now works for the consulting firm …

The former judge and former Minister of Justice of Brazil Sergio moro he was hired as a lawyer by the American law firm that manages the bankruptcy process of the construction company Odebrecht, axis of the corruption system discovered by the Lava Jato operation, of which the former far-right magistrate was in charge for four years.

This was announced by the consulting firm Alvarez & Marsal, which indicated that Moro will be the managing partner to act in the area of ​​litigation and investigations of the company.

The The Brazilian Bar (OAB) asked the former federal judge in Curitiba for an explanation of his new role, since it was Moro who accepted the corruption denunciations of the Odebrecht group, whose owners and managers he condemned and reduced the sentence in exchange for their confessions.

The American consulting firm He is also a client of Sete Brasil and Queiroz Galvao, involved in the Lava Jato operation for paying bribes in exchange for contracts with the predominantly state-owned oil company Petrobras.

“I join this renowned company for helping companies do the right things, with integrity and anti-corruption policies,” said the former judge, who until this announcement was considered a chairman of far right non-Bolonarist for 2022.

Moro supported President Jair Bolsonaro in 2018 while still being a judge and agreed to be his Minister of Justice, A position he abandoned after denouncing the head of state for wanting to interfere in the functioning of the federal police, supposedly to protect his family and friends from ongoing investigations.

Moro will be a colleague, according to the Folha de Sao Paulo, of former United States government officials such as Steve Spiegelhalter, former United States Department of Justice prosecutor for corruption and fraud, and Robert DeCicco, former official of the United States. the NSA, the National Security Agency.

Files released by former US intelligence analyst Edward Snowden indicate that the NSA stole data in Brazil from oil company Petrobras and then-President Dilma Rousseff’s iPad with espionage objectives a few months before the start of Operation Lava Jato.