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In testimony, Vorcaro said he does not remember the recipient of messages that the Federal Police identify as sent to Moraes

oglobo14 September 2026 at 20:52

Banker Daniel Vorcaro, owner of Master bank, stated in testimony to the Federal Police (PF) at the end of August that he didn't remember who he had sent messages to that, according to a report by the PF itself, had Minister Alexandre de Moraes as the recipient. Vorcaro stated that he couldn't recall the context of the messages and didn't want to make inferences about the matter.

In one of the notes analyzed by investigators, Vorcaro mentions the letter "G", identified as Central Bank President Gabriel Galípolo. The banker also mentions "Andrei" and "Paulo", references pointed out in the report as referring to PF Director-General Andrei Rodrigues and Attorney General Paulo Gonet.

During the testimony, when questioned about the notes, Vorcaro repeated that he didn't remember who the recipients of the messages were. According to him, the number of interactions he carries out is very large, which makes it difficult to remember the specific context of each communication.

The delegate responsible for the hearing then continued questioning the banker about the identity of the people mentioned in the notes, continuing the interrogation about the content of the communications.

Why this matters

Brazilian readers follow developments in investigations involving high-level figures from the Executive, Legislative, and Judiciary branches. Vorcaro's testimony may indicate attempts to interfere in investigations or in the financial system, affecting trust in institutions. The case occurs after revelations of PF reports about alleged communications between the banker and Minister Moraes, which reignites debates about transparency and investigation of authorities.

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