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Delação de Mauro Cid deve ser anulada ? Entenda o que está em jogo.

93 statements · 0 politicians · June 17, 2025 · 7 min

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  1. Desconhecido

    First point: technically Mauro Cid is not a state witness; that is not a plea bargain, let's start there.
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    The plea bargain is expressly provided for in the law on criminal organizations that deals with plea bargains, which regulates plea bargains.
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    Plea bargain?
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    You confess to a crime and you cooperate in uncovering evidence and the perpetrators of the crime you committed.
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    Mauro Cid confesses to a crime he did not commit, and he hands over innocent people without evidence.
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    That is technically not a plea bargain.
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    See the difference with Lava Jato.
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    In Lava Jato, there were 177 plea bargains.
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    The state witnesses, for example the owners of the country’s largest construction companies, firms that operate worldwide, confessed their crimes, handed over evidence, PICs, for example.
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    of corruption by public officials, and they returned/repatriated corruption money that exceeded a billion.
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    Mauro Cid has given 11 versions.
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    For far less than that, this supposed plea bargain, this sham of a plea bargain by Mauro Cid, which technically is not a plea bargain, would already have collapsed.
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    For far less, this plea bargain would already have been rescinded.
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    But they cannot rescind Mauro Cid’s plea bargain.
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    That's the point.
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    Because all they have is Mauro Cid.
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    In the absence of evidence, they will use Mauro Cid in the judgment as a substitute for proof.
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    What happens here?
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    The law expressly says that when the agreement is broken — a plea bargain is nothing more than a contract.
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    It's an agreement made between the defense and the prosecution.
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    This agreement is as follows.
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    I confess the crime, I hand over evidence of the crime.
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    See, Mauro Cid did not hand over any messages, he handed over nothing.
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    And I hand over people, I contribute to the investigation.
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    What we have here is that Mauro Cid repeats what the investigation already has and what the investigation wants him to repeat.
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    But if they rescind Mauro Cid's agreement, what is left?
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    Nothing is left.
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    In dictatorships, take a historical look.
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    For example, the Inquisition.
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    We can think of it that way.
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    Totalitarians want plea bargains.
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    In a dictatorship, the plea bargain is the queen of evidence.
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    If there is a plea bargain, you no longer need evidence.
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    That's why dictators want plea bargains so much.
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    Because they still have this bias that confession is the queen of evidence.
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    So, in the absence of evidence, it's enough to have a plea bargain.
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    A confession is enough.
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    But in a Rule of Law — which some still insist we have — confession is not sufficient to accuse and convict people.
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    In a Rule of Law, along with a confession you need evidence.
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    Mauro Cid confesses exclusively; he does not bring evidence.
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