Sérgio Moro: Likewise, more recently we have seen the Lula government's lack of interest in promoting a serious investigation into the thefts from INSS retirees and pensioners.
Sérgio Moro: Today, on this matter, the Lula government suffered another defeat, because the opposition managed to elect the Chair and the Rapporteur of the CPMI of the INSS, Senator Carlos Viana and, in this case, Federal Deputy Alfredo Gaspar, who, by the way, is from União Brasil and has experience in investigation and in public security work.
That gives us hope that these facts will be effectively investigated because it is also evident that the police, which had been doing great work in investigating these facts...
Sérgio Moro: These facts came to light in more detail about 90 days ago.
Sérgio Moro: In a way, the police activities were cut short, were paralyzed, because the matter was no longer pursued, and even people, high-ranking INSS officials who had been appointed by the Lula government, remain free, unpunished and without any news of arrest or even of less drastic measures, such as the filing of criminal charges against them.