Brazilian Justice Minister Sergio Moro, who oversaw Brazil's biggest corrup...
BRASILIA - Brazilian Justice Minister Sergio Moro, who oversaw Brazil’s biggest corruption probe as a federal judge, said on Monday he has no interest in elected office and that President Jair Bolsonaro is his candidate for the 2022 election.
Moro’s popularity has been dented by reports he collaborated with prosecutors investigating jailed former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, based on leaks of their alleged chats published by news website the Intercept and Brazilian media. Critics and even some supporters of Moro’s anti-graft efforts have expressed concerns about messages suggesting the former judge had inappropriately steered prosecutors’ efforts on cases where he eventually cast verdicts and issued sentences.
He said he took the job in Bolsonaro’s government to consolidate gains in the fight against rampant corruption in Brazil and take on organized crime.
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