Marcos Rogério: Well, isn't that a crime? Wouldn't that be evidence of a crime?
Marcos Rogério: Wouldn't that be evidence of a confession of crime?
Now... So, it is merely... More than anything else, it is to put points to be checked and verified.
Marcos Rogério: And here I say: the Federal Senate, the National Congress have the proper instruments to deepen the investigation, which is the instrument of CPIs (Parliamentary Inquiry Commissions), but, in addition, there is work being conducted by the Prosecutor General's Office, by the Federal Police and by Minister André Mendonça, whom I regard as one of the most serious men in this country.
Marcos Rogério: Therefore, I consider Your Excellency's remarks this afternoon absolutely timely, which make us all reflect on this.