Sérgio Moro: Now, I hope and have faith that this CPMI, today chaired and reported by independent Parliamentarians, has the capacity to investigate, leaving no stone unturned, determining responsibilities and sending those INSS thieves to jail.
Sérgio Moro: That is what we wish, as Parliamentarians here in the Senate, and that is what the population expects to be carried out.
And, to a pleasant surprise, this movement in the CPMI also caused the institutions responsible for the investigation to move, and that prevention in the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) was simply...
Sérgio Moro: It was understood that there was no prevention and there was a free distribution of the cases, which ended up in the hands of Minister André Mendonça, who is known for his competence, but also for his independence as a magistrate with respect to the Government.
Sérgio Moro: So, in some way, it seems that the universe conspires for good, so that these facts are truly investigated and not covered up, as apparently the Lula government intended to do.