The decision of the minister of the (Supreme Federal Court) to resume the “ordinary flow” in the Master case process was received with relief by the PF investigators ().
The expectation is that more experts will reinforce the team already working on the case. The number of professionals is not yet known, but what is unanimous in the corporation is that only the four defined by were few in view of the material seized — even though they were very qualified.
and responded to a request from the PF itself. Despite the work that has already been done, there are more than 100 pieces of equipment still to be inspected.
A source familiar with the investigations says that there is still a lot coming in and that there was concern that the experts would not be able to speed up the analyzes due to the quantity of material.
The PF hopes to have more flexibility to act on the case and, internally, celebrated the decision as it understands that it brought “normality” to the process.
But Mendonça’s decision could also generate some noise within the corporation, these sources assess. This is because the STF minister determined that only authorities “directly involved in analyzing the procedures must be aware of the information accessed”.
The decision prevents, for example, the general director of the PF, Andrei Rodrigues, from having access to everything that is analyzed by delegates and experts.
A source said, with reservation, that there is no reason for fuss, but that there must be some kind of “jealousy”.
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