Supreme Court (STF) Minister Flavio Dino removed the secrecy from documents from the São Paulo Civil Police related to the financing of the film "Dark Horse" (Battle Horse). The decision allows public access to materials that were under investigation secrecy.
Among the targets of the investigation are Federal Deputy Mario Frias (PL-SP), who acted as executive producer of the film, and Karina Gama, owner of the production company responsible for the cinematographic work.
The case is under Dino's rapporteurship at the STF and involves investigations into how the production's financing was done, with possible irregularities involving public resources used in the project.
The removal of secrecy now allows journalists and society access to the documents that are part of the investigation into the film's financing, increasing the transparency of a case that involves figures linked to the legislative power.
