Justice André Mendonça, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), made public a collection of approximately 4 thousand files related to the so-called "Master case," totaling approximately 26 GB of documents, including text files, videos and audios. The material includes Federal Police reports, Coaf communications, lawyers' petitions and records sent to the Court by other courts.
Mendonça complied on Thursday night with the determination of the STF president, Edson Fachin, who ordered the lifting of secrecy of procedures linked to Justice Alexandre de Moraes, part of the initial inquiry against banker Daniel Vorcaro, and of other proceedings that no longer have ongoing investigations.
Despite the opening of the files, some of the main lines of investigation remain under seal, including the proceedings that investigate possible crimes committed by senators Flavio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ) and Jaques Wagner (PT-BA).
The case involves the relationships between banker Daniel Vorcaro and members of the so-called group known as the "Vorcaro Gang," in addition to the messages exchanged between Justice Alexandre de Moraes and other authorities.
