Delegates Who Lost Leadership in the Master Case Will Go to the Senate
Journalist graduated from the Catholic University of Brasília, covers the National Congress and the Planalto Palace for Revista Oeste. Previously, she was part of the editorial teams of Poder360, Correio Braziliense, Alô Brasília, and Aqui DF. She also worked as an editor at TV Brasília.
TL;DR
- Two Federal Police delegates, Daniel Mostardeiro Cola and Wedson Cajé Lopes, removed from leadership in the Banco Master case, will be heard by the Senate's Public Security Committee.
- The committee also approved a request to hear from the president of the National Association of Federal Police Delegates, Edvandir Felix de Paiva.
- The delegates were reportedly removed after internal reports mentioned Supreme Court ministers, with the Federal Police command stating the reports exceeded the scope requested by the STF president.
- The delegates' association criticized the dismissals, suggesting changes to the selection process for the Federal Police director-general to reduce pressure on sensitive investigations.
- The Federal Police stated that leadership changes are internal management acts and the investigation teams remain unchanged.