Sérgio Moro: But beyond the discouragement of regression, what we need to do is resume the anti-corruption agenda.
Sérgio Moro: It is an urgent agenda for the country. First, because it is good for the economy: combating corruption increases economic efficiency, reduces crony capitalism, and promotes fair competition among companies.
Second: combating corruption is good for the public coffers.
Sérgio Moro: It is more money for education; more money for health; more money that the State has at its disposal for the well-being of the people.
Sérgio Moro: Third: it is important for our morals. Nothing worse today in Brazil than morality destroyed, morality on the floor, because the backbone of the country's ethics has been affected by these annulments and by the return of thievery, whether in the theft from the INSS or in the scandal — mega-scandal — of Banco Master, involving