Sérgio Moro: Today it's that businessman of the R$500; yesterday it was Débora, the one with the lipstick, who painted the statue of Justice with a protest phrase; and tomorrow it could be any of us, because if we do not have the guarantee that the law will be enforced in this country, then we will live in a scenario of absolute legal insecurity.
Sérgio Moro: And this is even when we are in a context in which we need to have these investigations, these inquiries, even if it is eventually to exonerate the Ministers from any responsibility, but these facts have to be clarified.
If there is something that Operação Lava Jato taught in this country, it is, first, that we can fight corruption.
Sérgio Moro: Corruption is a perverted human institution; it is a vice within a government, of people who, unfortunately, become corrupt, but it can be fought.
Sérgio Moro: It is not a fact of nature. It would be very easy to blame nature when the fault lies with the responsibility of people who make wrong choices.