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New messages from Vorcaro about Nunes Marques and Fux's children scramble judgment day on Master case

oglobo15 September 2026 at 17:30

On the day of the judgment at the Supreme Federal Court (STF) regarding the relationship of Minister Alexandre de Moraes with Daniel Vorcaro, from Banco Master, the disclosure of new conversations extracted from the banker's phone revealed new relationships with people close to two more members of the Court. The session, on Tuesday, began in an atmosphere of tension and accusations among magistrates, who are debating whether to authorize an investigation into Moraes.

Among the new messages are dialogues between Vorcaro and a former director of Master discussing payments to lawyer Kevin Marques, son of Minister Kassio Nunes Marques. Another conversation shows an alleged relationship between Vorcaro and Rodrigo Fux, son of Minister Luiz Fux.

In a statement, Kevin Marques's law firm denied having received any money from Vorcaro or Banco Master. Rodrigo Fux's law firm stated that it never practiced law, provided services, or received funds from Vorcaro or companies linked to the group.

Why this matters

The judgment at the STF about the relationship between Moraes and Vorcaro was affected by the disclosure of new messages, which expand the scope of the case to include children of two other ministers of the court, increasing political pressure on the tribunal and potentially compromising the credibility of the institution. The controversy may have an impact on judicial decisions and public perception about the independence of the STF.

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