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If Rodrigo Maia installs the CPI against Lava Jato, whose request was based on messages stolen by hackers, he will be raising the tent for the debut of one of the most deplorable circuses in the Brazilian Parliament.
The request to create the CPI has already been read in plenary, after the validation of 176 signatures, five more than necessary.
Once the CPI is set up, its creators will want to make a fuss and threaten to arrest Sergio Moro and the Lava Jato prosecutors in Curitiba. At least, that is the suspicion of members of parliament who say they know the real intentions of the group that invented this whole story, fueled by the statements made by Augusto Aras in a live broadcast with PT lawyers on Tuesday night.
The left and the Centrão, most likely with a little help from Bolsonaro supporters, will join forces to accuse those responsible for the biggest anti-corruption operation in Brazil's history of being criminals.
In the request to create the CPI, its main author, congressman André Figueiredo (PDT), states that it is necessary to investigate what he calls “probable collusion between the authorities” of Lava Jato and “the configuration of the following crimes: procedural fraud, prevarication, administrative advocacy and abuse of authority”.
Moro's name is mentioned eight times in the five-page request.
