The former banker Daniel Vorcaro testified to the Federal Police in August and stated he does not remember who the recipient was of a message that would allegedly be intended for Justice Alexandre de Moraes, of the Supreme Court. The information about this message is contained in a report by the PF itself that was released by Justice André Mendonça, triggering a crisis at the Supreme Court.
The message was sent by Vorcaro on October 30 of last year, one day before he was arrested while trying to board a flight to Abu Dhabi. In his testimony, the businessman mentions the letter "G," which would be a reference to Gabriel Galípolo, president of the Central Bank. According to Vorcaro's version, Galípolo was being pressured to liquidate Banco Master in light of the investigations into fraud at the bank.
The businessman also mentioned the names "Andrei" and "Paulo" in the message, which according to the PF report would be references to the director-general of the corporation, Andrei Rodrigues, and the attorney general of Brazil, Paulo Gonet.
The text sent by the businessman, as partially reproduced in the article, says: "The problem now is that I had informal and confidential information from the central bank, that G and the..." The rest of the message was not included in the available excerpt.
