Sérgio Moro: At the same time, once the installation of the CPMI (Parliamentary Inquiry Commission) had been approved, there was a movement by the Government to control it, so that it would be a friendly CPMI, so that it would be a CPMI that would not advance deeply into these investigations.
Sérgio Moro: And, suddenly, the opposition, of which I am a part, did indeed secure the appointment of independent Rapporteur and Chair.
Now there is hope that the facts can be properly investigated, regardless of whom it hurts, whether there are people from the previous government or from the current government, but let us point out here that the main suspicions fall on officials of the current administration, including those appointed by Lula, and that presidents of unions and associations that support the Government are likewise the main suspects of being the beneficiaries of this gigantic fraud.
Sérgio Moro: That is why this CPMI, which, by the way, is an instrument of the minority, cannot be controlled by the Government; it cannot be a crony investigation.
Sérgio Moro: I was surprised, however, Senator Plínio, to learn that a PT militant deputy requested that I be summoned to the CPMI.