To the WWo INSS CPMI rapporteurfederal deputy Alfredo Gaspar (União Brasil-AL)said that the parliamentary committee “wasted a lot of time” by being left without access to confidential data obtained in relation to the dono do Banco Master, Daniel Vorcaro.
“I hope that the data offers robust elements for what CPMI is seeking, which is to restore the reliability of the pension system and point out everyone who was responsible for this major deviation,” said Gaspar this Friday (20).
“And of course: we are not going to ignore the alleged purchase of Republic figures by Mr. Vorcaro”he warned.
STF minister André Mendonça, rapporteur at the Federal Supreme Court of both the case involving Banco Master and the case investigating fraud in discounts on retirees’ payrolls, authorized this Friday (20) that .
Mendonça’s decision returns Vorcaro’s information to the Joint Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry covering the period between 2016 and November 2025.
Thus, the commission once again has access to Vorcaro’s conversations on social networks, records on messaging applications, bank statements, data on real estate deals, among other information.
The breaches had been approved by CPMI in December, under the justification of clarifying whether financial frauds that had been committed by Master were also linked to the offer of credit granted by the bank.
However, a week after the CPMI approved the requests, the , ordered that the data be restricted and temporarily kept in custody with the Senate presidency.
Now, the presidency of the House will have to hand over the data in full to PF investigators who are looking into suspected fraud at the National Social Security Institute. In turn, the Federal Police must share this information both with agents from the corporation investigating the Master case, and with the CPMI.
“The financial system will also be part of this investigation (at the INSS CPMI), added Gaspar. In the rapporteur’s view, this element “is part of the scope” of the collegiate, which has the “obligation to present to Brazil who are responsible for the continuous robberies of retirees and pensioners”.
In January, the INSS stated that it had identified potential irregularities in around 250,000 payroll loan contracts signed by Master with retirees and pensioners. .
Previously, in October 2025 — a month before the Central Bank declared Master’s liquidation due to fraud — the INSS had already decided.
In a note at the time, the institute pointed out a “significant volume of complaints” from beneficiaries about the Master, dealing with difficulties in canceling consignments, undue charges and unrecognized operations.
