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In a tense meeting, Alexandre de Moraes demanded to know if Mendonça was being investigated

oglobo1 September 2026 at 18:48

In a tense meeting, Alexandre de Moraes and André Mendonça spoke yesterday about messages found by the Federal Police on Daniel Vorcaro's phone, a former banker. The encounter lasted about 15 minutes and was marked by an atmosphere of great tension between the two. The messages apparently put Moraes in delicate situations, reinforcing the ties between him and the former banker. The article is exclusive for subscribers.

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