Speaking with supporters at the Alvorad Palace, President Jair Bolsonaro once again criticized his former Justice Minister, former Judge Sergio Moro’s entry into politics, questioning the former ally’s ability to speak to the public during the campaign.
“I don’t follow this guy. He stayed with me. [no Ministério da Justiça] a year or so. I want to see him in a sound machine talking to people. That’s all and nothing else, ”he said. Of the other members, Bolsonaro said that “he cannot go to a bar to have a white drink and come back … They have to drink it at home.”
Earlier, President Bolsonaro ridiculed the speech about the former minister’s belonging to Podemos. Speaking to supporters earlier this month, the chief executive said the former judge “learned nothing” when he headed the ministry.
“Did you like the speech the guy gave yesterday? Did the guy read it? I watched it because it was my minister, right? I read a speech, there were 2 teleprompters. He didn’t learn anything, he didn’t learn. He spent a year and four months there, you don’t know what it means to be a president or a minister, ”he said.
In his speech, the former judge stated that he had no government support in the fight against corruption when he was in power. In addition, he said that his entry into politics “is not a personal project.”
Internally, Podemos hopes to run Moro in the 2022 presidential election. President Bolsonaro, in turn, is still looking at which party he should join in order to run for a second term.
The President is already two without a party, since leaving PSL in 2019… Earlier this month, he took the plunge and decided to join Valdemar Costa Neto’s Liberal Party (LP).
The accession formalization ceremony was scheduled for November 22, but has been canceled. The reason was the president’s discomfort over possible PL state unions in 2022. Among them – in São Paulo, where the acronym was planned next to Rodrigo Garcia (PSDB), the candidate for the government of João Doria.
Bolsonaro said today that he must decide on membership “until March.” According to the TSE (Supreme Electoral Court), in order to run for election, a candidate must be associated with a party at least 6 months before the election date, that is, in March 2022.
Ciro Gomes also criticized
In an interview with MyNews on YouTube, candidate Ciro Gomes (PDT) said former judge Sergio Moro is “an unfortunate associate of Bolsonaro.” When asked about the merits of his potential competitors at Planalto in 2022, Gomes said that “Moro and Bolsonaro, this is not possible.”
“Moro is corrupt. The establishment wants Moro to [acontecer] force. Moreau is a gloomy branch of Bolsonaro. We are in the republic. The judge tried the politician, deprived him of political rights, and then he became the minister of the politician who won the election, because this politician [Lula] did not participate because of the verdict. This is a thief, corruption, ”he said.
Chiro denied feeling threatened by Moreau in 2022 and praised Lulu. “Lula took a minimum wage of $ 120 and gave away $ 320 for purchasing power. He took out a loan as a percentage of GDP. […] and delivered by 57%. I’m not afraid of Moreau. I have the courage to breastfeed the jaguars, ”he said.
Credit, which stood at 26% of GDP in December 2002, reached 45.2% of GDP in December 2010. Ipeawhen Lula took office in January 2003, the purchasing power parity minimum wage was US $ 154.69… Purchasing power parity (PPC) is a dollar measure that shows how much is in a specific currency [no nosso caso, o real] it could buy if it were not influenced by market or economic considerations that govern the exchange rate. In January 2011, when Dilma Rousseff came to power, the PPP minimum wage rose to US $ 327.24…
I live and odebrecht
Ciro Gomes also mentioned that Moro worked with the consulting company Alvarez & Marsal. “Moreau destroyed Brazilian heavy construction. You arrest people and you save companies and jobs. Moreau destroyed Odebrecht. And do you know where he worked until yesterday? For a company hired to manage Odebrecht’s bankruptcy estate,” Siro said.
In February, prosecutors from the Federal Audit Office asked the court to suspend any payments to Alvarez & Marsal as part of Odebrecht’s judicial reorganization until the court assessed the former judge’s role in the contractor’s economic collapse.
Alvarez & Marsal, a global business management consulting firm and trustee of the Odebrecht Group’s recovery process, announced in 2020 that it has hired former Minister De Moro as a managing partner to work on disputes and investigations.
The presentation highlighted the performance of the former judge in Operation Lava Yato. The recruitment was announced through the company’s website and, according to the disclosure, “is in line with a strategic commitment to develop solutions to complex disputes and investigations by offering the consulting firm’s clients and its own consultants the expertise of a former Brazilian government employee.” …
As a federal judge in Curitiba, in June 2015, Moro ordered the arrest of former Odebrecht president Marcelo Odebrecht at one of the stages of the Lava Jato. In March of the following year, he also sentenced Marcelo to 19 years and four months in prison for crimes such as corruption and criminal organization.
In the ruling, Moreau believed that Marcelo transferred R $ 109 million and US $ 35 million in bribes to Petrobras agents. “The behavior of Odebrecht and its president, Marcelo Bahia Odebrecht, is inconsistent with what one would expect from the company and its executive, who was not, in fact, responsible for secret accounts abroad and for paying bribes through them. The expected behavior would be confession guilt and the identification of individual executives in the corporation responsible for compromising the name and reputation of the company, ”he wrote in an excerpt from the proposal.
Last year, the First São Paulo Bankruptcy and Reorganization Court this Monday (27) approved the judicial reorganization of Odebrecht SA and 11 other group companies.
Odebrecht bankruptcy reorganization – largest in the history of the country, the total debt is estimated at 98.5 billion reais. Of this amount, R $ 54 billion is restructured, and the remaining amount relates to debts between the companies of the group itself and loans for non-bankruptcy, which are not included in the process.
