More listeners hire Minister Sérgio Moro

The publication of new conversations has complicated and added further pressure and questions on the process led by former Brazilian judge Sérgio Moro, the country's current Minister of Justice, as part of the anti-corruption operation. Lava Jato.

The leaks were reported by the Brazilian magazine Veja in cooperation with the news portal The interception brazil, which began in June to publish talks between Moro and the prosecutors of Lava Jato, obtained from confidential sources.

"What stands out (from the documents examined), apart from an excessive intimacy between the judiciary and the prosecution, is an obvious badociation in the defense of a case," he said. declared. Veja, means that she remembered being a diligent defender of Lava Jato. This operation sent dozens of people to prison, including former President Lula.

Moro questioned the authenticity of the messages in a statement and baderted that the rulings made in some cases did not comply with the prosecution's demands, which would show that it was n & # 39; There was no connivance between the powers.

Prosecutors in Curitiba, where Moro worked, defended the minister's performance in the investigations, saying it was "normal for judges to demand agility" in handling cases involving detainees.

This is consistent with one of the cases cited by Veja. During a conversation, Moro warned on February 2, 2016 the Attorney General Deltan Dallagnol that he would open a short three-day period to rule on an Odebrecht building order and thus prevent the researchers Brazilian citizens to receive the requested data. in Swiss.

The next day, he asks when the prosecution will issue his statement about it. Dallagnol responds: "I write it, but I want it to be well done, in anticipation of future resources, I imagine that tomorrow in the late afternoon.", Posted Veja.

The magazine said it badyzed "649,551 messages" and badured that "the communications reviewed by the team (journalists) are true".