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PF Director-General Quits Delegates' Association

His formal disaffiliation reflects a rupture over how the force handled sensitive reports that name Supreme Court ministers and signals broader internal strain at the Polícia Federal.

Overview

  • Andrei Rodrigues has formally requested disaffiliation from the Associação Nacional dos Delegados da Polícia Federal after more than two decades of membership because he says the association failed to defend him and other officers.
  • Rodrigues' move follows a contested episode in which two senior delegates, Daniel Cola and Wedson Cajé, were removed or reassigned after the PF leadership judged draft reports drawn from Daniel Vorcaro’s phone to have exceeded Supreme Court guidance.
  • The PF ordered the disputed reports rewritten under delegate Victor Arruda, elevated the Coordenação de Inquéritos nos Tribunais Superiores (Cinq) to report directly to Dicor, and expects to send revised files to the STF by the end of November.
  • The Polícia Federal’s public statement stresses that investigative teams for the Master and INSS probes remain in place even as management lines and coordination responsibilities change.
  • PF leaders say the ADPF’s current direction shows political alignment with the far right and has not robustly opposed attacks on delegates, a claim the association disputes and that deepens institutional tensions with possible effects on cooperation between the PF and its member delegates.