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Fachin assumes rapporteurship of case involving Moraes-Vorcaro and halts investigations at INSS and Banco Master

cbn13 September 2026 at 10:20

The president of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), Edson Fachin, assumed the rapporteurship of the discussion about the alleged relationship between Minister Alexandre de Moraes and former banker Daniel Vorcaro. In a dispatch published this Saturday (12), Fachin removed the case from Minister André Mendonça, who had previously been designated to analyze it.

Fachin also ordered the referral to the Court's Presidency of the processes related to investigations into fraud at INSS and Banco Master. With this decision, both inquiries are halted pending further court determination. The president of the Supreme can assume the rapporteurship of these investigations or submit the issue for trial by the full court.

The president of the STF also denied the request made by Moraes for the cases to be tried in a joint session next Tuesday (15). Moraes had requested that the analysis of the messages exchanged with Vorcaro take place alongside the inquiries into Mendonça's conduct in the Master case.

Fachin determined that Tuesday's session will address the validity of the Federal Police (PF) report and the nullification request submitted by the Attorney General's Office (PGR) regarding the investigations.

Why this matters

Fachin's decision significantly alters the progress of sensitive investigations, halting inquiries into million-dollar fraud at INSS and Banco Master while transferring procedural control to himself. Directly affected readers include INSS beneficiaries potentially victimized by fraud and Banco Master investors, who now face uncertainty about the investigation timeline. The dispute among the STF's own ministers over control of the inquiries also signals an internal crisis at the Court over how to handle politically high-profile cases.

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