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Minister Dino determines end of secrecy of investigations into the Dark Horse film

Portal O Dia13 September 2026 at 13:50

Supreme Court (STF) Minister Flavio Dino determined the end of secrecy of the investigations into the so-called "Dark Horse film." The decision allows the details of the case to be made public.

Dino is the rapporteur of the inquiry investigating the use of parliamentary amendments. The case involves suspicions of irregularities in the application of these public funds.

Dino's measure marks a change in the conduct of the process, which previously proceeded under secrecy. With the decision, it becomes possible to follow the progress of the investigations.

The Dark Horse case is related to the release of bloc parliamentary amendments and has been followed by the country's highest court.

Why this matters

Dino's decision directly affects the transparency of investigations into the use of public money in parliamentary amendments, a theme that impacts all Brazilian taxpayers. The case may have political implications for involved parliamentarians and establishes precedent on opening secrecy in similar investigations at the STF. Residents will be able to follow the progress of this investigation into potential misuse of public funds.

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