Podcast: Tacla Duran’s accusation against Moro – Folha – 03/30/2023 – Podcasts

A hearing at the 13th Federal Court of Curitiba this week again brought to light an accusation against former judge and now senator Sergio Moro (União Brasil-PR). In testimony to Judge Eduardo Appio, who conducts Lava Jato’s remaining processes, lawyer Rodrigo Tacla Duran repeated complaints made in 2017 against Moro and former prosecutor and now federal deputy, Deltan Dallagnol.

The lawyer was heard in a lawsuit in which he is a defendant, within the scope of the operation, accused of money laundering. He was considered a fugitive until this month, when Appio revoked the preventive detention that had been decreed by Moro.

Tacla Duran accuses a friend of the ex-judge of extortion and claims that Moro acted in a partial way towards him and that Deltan pursued him for not having accepted the request for payment. The lawyer says he has photos and audios as evidence. Moro and Deltan deny wrongdoing and say previous investigations have already ruled out the allegations.

Appio decided that the action should be sent to the Federal Supreme Court, due to the special jurisdiction of the former judge and the former prosecutor. This Wednesday (29), Moro said he wants the case to be analyzed in the first instance, but pointed out suspicion of Appio.

This Thursday’s Café da Manhã (30) explains the details of Tacla Duran’s complaint against Moro, tells why it has now surfaced and analyzes the possible political use of the story. The podcast talks with Felipe Bächtold, assistant editor of Politics at Sheetand Catarina Scortecci, reporter in Curitiba.

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Breakfast is published from Monday to Friday, always at the beginning of the day. The episode is presented by journalists Gabriela Mayer and Gustavo Simon, with production by Carolina Moraes and Victor Lacombe. Sound editing is by Laila Mouallem.