In allen Prozessen habe „ein Szenario dominiert, geprägt von den markanten parteiischen und illegitimen Handlungen“ Moros, verkündete Gilmar Mendes, Richter am Obersten Gericht.
Archiv: Sergio Moro
Justiz in Brasilien bestätigt Befangenheit von Richter Moro gegen Lula da Silva
Der linke Ex-Präsident Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva hat einen juristischen Erfolg erzielt. Der ehemalige Richter Sérgio Moro, der ihn 2018 wegen eines Korruptionsvorwurfs für 580 Tage ins Gefängnis schickte, war in einem Urteil gegen da Silva befangen. Dies urteilte nun der Oberste Gerichtshof (STF) in zweiter Instanz mit sieben zu zwei Stimmen.
Oberster Gerichtshof in Brasilien bestätigt: Ex-Richter Sergio Moro war befangen
Der ehemalige Richter Sergio Moro wurde Bolsonaros Justizminister und trat im Mai 2020 wegen eines Streits mit der extremen Rechten innerhalb der Regierung zurück. Nun ist er Partner bei Alvarez & Marsal, der US-Anwaltskanzlei, die den Konkurs von Odebrecht verwaltet und den Fall betreut.
Der Name des weltweit agierenden brasilianischen Baukonzerns Odebrecht avancierte in Lateinamerika innerhalb kürzester Zeit zu einem Synonym für Korruption.
Brazil: Supreme Court Rules Lula Was Treated Unfairly by Moro
A Supreme Court justice ruled on Tuesday in a tie-breaking vote that former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio ‚Lula‘ da Silva was mistreated by former Judge Sergio Moro, who oversaw corruption embezzlement investigations against the popular leftist leader.
Wut über irre Anklageschrift gegen Journalisten Glenn Greenwald in Brasilien
Die Veröffentlichung der geleakten Kommunikation auf The Intecept Brasil ab Juni 2019 legten nahe, dass Moro und Dallagnol ihre Ämter missbrauchten und unter dem Vorwand der Korruptionsbekämpfung vielfach gegen rechtsstaatliche Grundsätze verstießen, um einen Regierungswechsel zu begünstigen.
WATCH: Glenn Greenwald Explains the Political Earthquake in Brazil Caused by Our Ongoing Exposés
The archive we received from our source is vast, and contains many more explosive stories yet to be reported. Just last night, we published another story exposing even more serious improprieties by Judge Moro, widely regarded as the anchor of legitimacy for the Bolsonaro government, that has led for more calls for him to resign. Because of the importance but also complexity of these issues for those outside of Brazil, we created a video explaining what this archive is about, what these revelations mean, and why the consequences of our reporting are so significant not only for Brazil but for the entire democratic world.
Brisante Enthüllungen: Bolsonaro igelt sich ein
Der große Knall könnte jedenfalls erfolgen, sollte Lula aus der Haft entlassen werden müssen. Seine Anwälte stellten umgehend einen Antrag auf eine Freilassung. Brasiliens Oberster Gerichtshof vertagte am Dienstag noch die Entscheidung, obwohl Lulas Antrag auf die Tagesordnung gesetzt worden war. Sie wollen aber am 25. Juni über einen weiteren Antrag von Lulas Anwälten verhandeln.
EXCLUSIVO e NOVO: Sergio Moro, enquanto julgava Lula, sugeriu à Lava Jato emitir uma nota oficial contra a defesa. Eles acataram e pautaram imprensa #VazaJato .. por @rafaelmmartins, @demori, @ggreenwald, @amandafaudi
Bolsonaro Government Approaches Moro Revelations with Caution
Jair Bolsonaro (PSL) has yet to publicly react to the Sergio Moro and Deltan Dallagnol leaks, preferring to understand the full case before he acts.
Although the president‘s allies have defended the Justice Minister, his aides have recommended that he wait for more revelations from the talks between the Moro, the former Lava Jato judge, and the operation‘s task force members.
Justizminister in Brasilien versucht Schadensbegrenzung nach Intercept-Leaks
Brasília. Der aktuelle Justizminister von Brasilien und ehemalige Bundesrichter Sergio Moro hat gestern die Veröffentlichungen der publizistischen Website „The Intercept“ versucht zu relativieren und zu entkräften. Er leugnete nicht deren Wahrhaftigkeit, verwies jedoch auf deren „illegalen Ursprung“ und beteuerte, sie würden kein unangemessenes Verhalten seinerseits bezeugen.
Justizskandal: Brasiliens Superhelden verblassen
Wer war der unbekannte Informant und wem wird die Aktion am Ende nützen? Tatsächlich könnte der Minister Moro noch über die Sache stürzen. In einigen Tagen muss er sich vor dem Senat verantworten. Präsident Bolsonaro hat ihn am Dienstag getroffen, aber keine persönliche Erklärung zu seinen Gunsten abgegeben und eine Pressekonferenz abgebrochen, als es Fragen zu Moro gab.
Lava Jato leaks: Calls for Minister Moro to resign
Moro will appear before the Senate judiciary committee next week to explain the leaked messages, which were published on Sunday by The Intercept news website.
The report said the messages raised serious questions about Moro’s ethics as the judge who imprisoned former president Lula da Silva on corruption charges in 2017.
New Leak Shows Top Brazilian Judge Colluded With Car Wash Prosecutors
A new leaked conversation between chief prosecutor of the Car Wash (Lava Jato) task force, Deltan Dallagnol and current Supreme Justice Minister, Sergio Moro, allegedly show that Supreme Federal Court (STF) judge Luiz Fux was also part of the scheme against former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
The leak was made by The Intercept Brazil’s executive editor, Leandro Demori, during an interview on Wednesday. The messages show that Dallagnol took on at least once the role of interlocutor between Moro and Fux, while the federal judge was acting in tune with the two.
Exclusive: Leaked Chats Between Brazilian Judge and Prosecutor Who Imprisoned Lula Reveal Prohibited Collaboration and Doubts Over Evidence
(09.06.2019)
In the files, conversations between lead prosecutor Deltan Dallagnol and then-presiding Judge Sergio Moro reveal that Moro offered strategic advice to prosecutors and passed on tips for new avenues of investigation. With these actions, Moro grossly overstepped the ethical lines that define the role of a judge. In Brazil, as in the United States, judges are required to be impartial and neutral, and are barred from secretly collaborating with one side in a case.
Other chats in the archive raise fundamental questions about the quality of the charges that ultimately sent Lula to prison.
How and Why The Intercept Is Reporting on a Vast Trove of Materials About Brazil’s Operation Car Wash and Justice Minister Sergio Moro
(09.06.2019)
The Intercept’s only role in obtaining these materials was to receive them from our source, who contacted us many weeks ago (long before the recently alleged hacking of Moro’s telephone) and informed us that they had already obtained the full set of materials and was eager to provide them to journalists.
Informing the public of matters in the public interest and exposing wrongdoing was our guiding principle in doing this initial reporting on the archive, and it will continue to be our guiding principle as we report further on the large number of materials we have been provided.
Hidden Plot – Exclusive: Brazil’s Top Prosecutors Who Indicted Lula Schemed in Secret Messages to Prevent His Party From Winning 2018 Election
(09.06.2019)
An enormous trove of secret documents reveals that Brazil’s most powerful prosecutors, who have spent years insisting they are apolitical, instead plotted to prevent the Workers’ Party, or PT, from winning the 2018 presidential election by blocking or weakening a pre-election interview with former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva with the explicit purpose of affecting the outcome of the election.