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PGR receives complaint against PJ director due to wiretaps

The Attorney General's Office received a complaint against a director of the Judicial Police related to wiretapping. According to the complaint sent to the PGR, the issue involves recordings made by the PJ and authorized by Carlos Cabreiro, director of the institution, in 2015, raising questions about the legality of the interceptions authorized during that period.

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