Complaint about Tarcísio, veto of Rueda and news about Tony Blair: how Vorcaro tried to please Moraes at legal events in LondonPhoto by Büşra İnce on Pexels
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Complaint about Tarcísio, veto of Rueda and news about Tony Blair: how Vorcaro tried to please Moraes at legal events in London

oglobo1 September 2026 at 19:05

Messages exchanged between Daniel Vorcaro and Banco Master employees reveal requests made by Justice Alexandre de Moraes, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), regarding events promoted by the financial institution in 2024 and 2025. The dialogues show that Moraes vetoed guests, interfered with the programming and suggested changes to news articles related to the meetings. The information is contained in a classified report prepared by the Federal Police based on the analysis of Vorcaro's cell phone.

The document was forwarded to Justice André Mendonça, of the STF, within the scope of Operation Compliance Zero, which investigates suspicions of fraud involving Banco Master. The first event took place in London, the English capital, between April 24 and 27, 2024, and, according to the conversations, counted on the presence of authorities.

In a conversation from March of that year, one of Vorcaro's interlocutors forwarded a message attributed to Moraes to Gilmar Mendes. The classified report indicates that the justice exercised influence over the composition of participants and the agenda of the meetings held by the bank.

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