After Gilmar, Dino pressures Fachin for audit on court-ordered debts
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TL;DR
- Minister Flávio Dino sent an official request to STF President Edson Fachin to broaden the audit of court-ordered debts (precatórios).
- The audit should cover not only pending payments but also amounts that have already been disbursed.
- Dino's request highlights "apparent illegalities" related to precatórios and operations involving Banco Master, particularly in the sugar-alcohol sector.
- Justice Gilmar Mendes also called for an extraordinary review of federal regional courts, specifically mentioning the TRF-1 and cases linked to Banco Master.
- Dino expressed convergence of concerns with Mendes and incorporated his proposal into the request to Fachin.
- The ultimate goal is to identify irregular payments, seek reimbursement to public funds, and prevent private interests from capturing judicial decisions.