Reporter Lauro Jardim revealed on the 7th that the Federal Police found a fee contract from the office of lawyer Viviane Barci de Moraes in the paperwork.
Two days later, reporter Malu Gaspar gave details of the deal:
The contract between Dr. Viviane’s office and Dr. Daniel Vorcaro’s bank provided for a . This would amount to a monthly payment of R$3.6 million, and a message captured by the PF indicates that Dr. Vorcaro instructed his treasury to prioritize payments to the office.
Dr. Viviane’s panel worked on at least one case, with a team of ten lawyers, including her son and daughter.
Viviane Barci de Moraes is the wife of the minister of the Federal Supreme Court.
The monthly payment of R$3.6 million exceeds the remuneration ceiling for a law firm.
Malu Gaspar’s team contacted the doctor’s office, bank representatives and Minister Alexandre de Moraes himself. Total silence.
In May 2024, the Master bank paid for a London farofa that included a panel decorated by former Prime Minister Tony Blair, a cosmopolitan farofe. Minister Alexandre de Moraes was on panels at the event.
In October, the Federal Court of Auditors found an operation involving the purchase of Master’s shares by Caixa Asset strange, and reporter Consuelo Dieguez exposed “the high tension business of a bank”. Everything was there, the Master paid above the market with his shares, and the bill would go to the Credit Guarantee Fund.
At the time, Vorcaro challenged:
“Saying that the bank is leveraged because it issues a lot of CDB? That’s people without information. Just call and ask. I have nothing to fear.”
The silence of interested parties wasted an opportunity to clarify the details of the relationship between Dr. Viviane’s bank and Dr. Vorcaro’s bank.
Fachin and his code
The ministers who hate , defended by the president of the court, did not realize that they are in a trap.
If Fachin manages to create a code of conduct for his peers, he will make STF history.
If he fails, he will also enter, leaving his opponents in a delicate position, especially because the idea of the ministers’ code of conduct will continue to be on the agenda of taxpayers who pay for farofas and other bad things.
So far it is known that the code is defended, in addition to Fachin, by minister Cármen Lúcia.
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