the former minister () cited, in a speech this Thursday (25), the case of the film “Dark House” and stated that the (SP) “is not a partisan issue”.
“Ethical issues are not a partisan issue”, Haddad told journalists after being asked about the operation by and by MP-SP (from São Paulo) that targeted Senival Moura, suspected of involvement in a money laundering scheme for the .
In response, the former minister countered that Karina Gama’s institute, owner of the producer of the film “” (underdog, in English), subcontracted a suspected member of the PCC to install Wi-Fi points in favelas in the capital of São Paulo, .
“How is the Public Ministry going to act in relation to this? I don’t know, I’m not from the Public Ministry, but I hope that everything is cleaned up in Brazil, involving Bolsonarista, centrão, whoever, everything has to be cleaned up”, stated Haddad.
The pre-candidate for the state government said that people need to be investigated in accordance with the law, with all the guarantees of the right to defense, but that everyone is responsible for their actions. “No one can be immune from an investigation,” he said.
He also stated that it is “impossible for a person who belongs to any human group to know the conduct of each individual” of that group and that the “municipal directory [do PT] will take the appropriate measures in the case”, as he did in other cases.
The former minister announced, shortly before, the former governor and former minister () as his for the Government of , as well as the names of the former ministers (Rede) and (PSB) for the Senate for the state.
Haddad took advantage of the question to link the management of (), which, according to the , authorized loans granted to employees by the financial institution two years after having denied the service.
“The privatization of Sabesp, the issue of the Metro addendum, which no one knows about because they claim there is no employee to take a photocopy of the R$3.7 billion contract, now Digimais, what happened at the Department of Agriculture”, criticized the pre-candidate.
“I’m not saying this to say: ‘One thing makes up for the other’. No, nothing makes up for it. Everything that’s wrong has to be investigated. There’s no compensation. That’s my point of view,” he said. “From my point of view, there is no draw in an ethical game.”
He further stated that the “Public Ministry cannot be selective.” “Do a search and seizure if you belong to one party and don’t do a search and seizure if you belong to another party. That’s not how we want society to work. You can’t have selective criminal prosecution. The law is for everyone, everyone, and then everything will be fine if society follows through to the ultimate consequences of the investigations.”
Asked about the decision of the senator (PT-BA) — the target of the operation due to suspicion of receiving payments linked to the — to leave the leadership of the government, Haddad said that he thought it was a correct choice and stated that he would have done the same in his place.
He also repeated what he had already said to: that Wagner worked against the Master’s intentions in the Senate, and not for them.
