Sérgio Moro, the father of Lava Jato, is tired of Bolsonaro and wants to go there

This is perhaps the most impressive incorporation of the government of Jair Bolsonaro. When it was announced that the Curitiba judge of the time Sérgio Moro, who had launched the gigantic operation against systemic corruption of the Brazilthis would be part of the right-wing president's cabinet, the uproar was great: for some, it was a sign that the promise to "clean up" the country of the former captain was sincere; for others, it was the confirmation that the investigations, which had in particular led to the former president Lula da Silva in prisonThey had a political interest.

The truth is that just four months after taking office, the Minister of Justice and Public Security wishes to resign because of many misunderstandings with the president and his closest advisers.

The former judge and mentor of the Wash jato "He even told the advisers of a possible resignation," wrote O Antagonista's information website.

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According to this publication, generally knowledgeable about Lava Jato, Moro expressed dissatisfaction with Bolsonaro, who often repeats that he "is the one who commands" and implies that he does not accept that officials "shade him".

In the latest polls, Bolsonaro has lost public approval while Moro is the minister with the best picture.

In addition, the minister reportedly told his badociates that his management was subject to "sabotage", As the attempt to remove from his wallet the COAF, the body that controls the financial movements.

Moro is an expert in financial crimes, an insight he applied in the Lava Jato case, which dismantled an unprecedented corruption network in Brazil, with ramifications in a dozen Latin American countries.

Through the COAF, a series of allegedly illegal payments made by the president's son, the current senator, were revealed months ago. Flavio Bolsonaro.

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Security In taking office, Bolsonaro decided to merge ministries and gave Moro control over the fight against crime, a key promise of his campaign in a country that in 2018 had more 63 thousand homicides.

Analysts have warned that the new minister would struggle to convince Bolsonaro, whose motto was "the best offender is the deceased offender", Respect the law.

Time has shown that, more than changing the former captain, the leadership has been replaced by Moro: a few days ago, he presented to Congress a bill that allows judges to reduce – or even not to apply sanctions – policemen who, acting in self-defense, have an overreaction in the face of "fear, surprise or violent emotion".