Sérgio Moro: That is why we need to continue this work so that, even within the existing limitations...
Sérgio Moro: And I hope that these limitations can be avoided or somehow circumvented – and, for that, we need these decisions to be reviewed.
But the continuation of the work of the CPI (Parliamentary Inquiry Commission) on Organized Crime is absolutely justifiable.
Sérgio Moro: I repeat, within the Rule of Law, that basic civilizational concept of government by laws, no one can be immune from any investigation, whether a President of the Republic, a Senator, a Deputy, or also an authority of the Judiciary, such as a Minister of the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal).
Sérgio Moro: In fact, I recall here, Senator Plínio Valério, an emblematic case that did not happen here but in the United States: the investigation of the Watergate case, which began small, related to the break-in at the Democratic Party's office in the Watergate building in Washington, and, in its developments, reached the President of the Republic at the time, Richard Nixon.