Master: PF says delegates who made report on ministers may be punished
Graduated in journalism from Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, he is an editor in Brasília. At Oeste, he worked as a special reporter, assistant editor, and writer. He began his career at Veja magazine, in Augusto Nunes' column. He covers politics, the judiciary, and the world.
TL;DR
- Federal Police (PF) delegates involved in reports on Supreme Court (STF) ministers fear retaliation.
- The fear stems from disagreements with PF leadership regarding the scope of information to be included in reports.
- Investigators wanted to report only facts with potential criminal relevance, while leadership demanded all references, regardless of criminal connection.
- Two delegates, Daniel Cola and Wedson Cajé, were removed from their positions, which a source attributes to this conflict.
- The source stated that the PF administration had previously confirmed the continuation of the two delegates.