Zanin denies injunction to force Alcolumbre to schedule CPI on Moraes, Toffoli, and Vorcaro
Minister saw no proof of omission by the President of the Senate and ordered notification. Read on Gazeta do Povo.
TL;DR
- STF Minister Cristiano Zanin denied a preliminary injunction to compel Senate President Davi Alcolumbre to establish a CPI.
- The proposed CPI aimed to investigate the connections between ministers Alexandre de Moraes and Dias Toffoli and ex-banker Daniel Vorcaro.
- Zanin cited the need to examine the broader context of related requests concerning Banco Master before judging Alcolumbre's actions.
- Senator Alessandro Vieira filed the request, citing the protocol in March and the required number of signatures, but argued for six months of inaction.
- The investigation sought to examine episodes including Master's contract with the law firm Barci de Moraes and Toffoli's family's involvement with Maridt and the Tayayá resort.
- Vieira had previously attempted to include Moraes, Toffoli, Gilmar Mendes, and Paulo Gonet in a report for the Organized Crime CPI, which was rejected.