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'Gratitude' and 'together since always': Federal Police reported 52 messages from Vorcaro to Moraes in report used in STF trialPhoto by Endzeiter on Pexels
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'Gratitude' and 'together since always': Federal Police reported 52 messages from Vorcaro to Moraes in report used in STF trial

oglobo15 September 2026 at 09:00

The Federal Police report that will be analyzed by the Supreme Federal Court ministers this Tuesday reveals that banker Daniel Vorcaro sent 52 messages to Minister Alexandre de Moraes. The 218-page document, prepared by determination of Minister André Mendonça, details the exchange of messages between the two and will be used in the trial that may decide whether to authorize the investigation into the facts being examined.

The messages were recorded in the weeks preceding the banker's first arrest and the liquidation of Banco Master. In the listed dialogues, Vorcaro sought advice and support from Moraes to try to reverse the two hostile measures against him and his financial institution.

The investigations indicate that the banker contacted authorities from the Three Branches of the Republic to try to circumvent the situation. The report details only the messages sent by Vorcaro to a contact saved in his phone as "Alexandre," without specifying whether there are reply messages from the minister.

Why this matters

The trial directly affects the credibility and functioning of the Supreme Federal Court, the main body of the Brazilian Judiciary, by investigating whether one of its ministers maintained inappropriate communications with a banker involved in a financial crisis. Readers follow the political and institutional consequences that may arise if the court decides to authorize the opening of an investigation into the case.

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