Overview
- The Federal Police dossier made public Tuesday records dozens of messages from banker Daniel Vorcaro to a number attributed to Minister Alexandre de Moraes and cites metadata tying a large Banco Master contract to Moraes’s wife’s law firm.
- Relator André Mendonça ordered the identification of interlocutors, lifted the case’s secrecy, and signaled he will submit the PF material to the STF Plenary for a public deliberation on what comes next.
- Prosecutor‑General Paulo Gonet filed a formal request asking Mendonça to declare the PF report null, arguing the relator exceeded his competence by directing police measures that could reach a sitting minister without prior Plenary authorization.
- The PF itself said the report did not conclude Moraes committed a crime and that investigators did not perform diligences against magistrates, and Moraes has not been formally named as an investigated party in the file.
- Political pressure is rising, with senators calling for impeachment and wider probes, which makes the pending Plenary decision likely to shape both the court’s internal rules for handling ministers and short‑term political fallout.