Leandro Ruschel stated that, while the right celebrated Sunday’s results, the regime continued to act. According to him, ministers had granted semi-open regime to Débora, who was still serving her sentence at home, archived one of the inquiries against Allan dos Santos and Oswaldo Eustáquio, and closed a complaint that he classified as false against Flávio’s vice. Ruschel said that the authorities had retreated from actions to interfere in the elections as they believed these actions strengthened the right, but now they would act in a less visible manner. As an example, he stated that Moraes had received on Tuesday, at the Supreme Court and outside the agenda, the director-general of the Federal Police and the intelligence chief. According to Ruschel, Andrei, mentioned in Vorcaro's messages, was among them. He also stated that the two had been removed by Mendonça and reinstated by Dino, and that they supervised the dossier used by Moraes against the colleague who was investigating him. The agenda of the meeting was said to have been a “routine meeting.” Ruschel argued that the Federal Police was subordinated to the Executive and that, if the president remained in the Planalto, the Congress elected on Sunday could be neutralized by the Supreme Court and the Federal Police, which, according to him, could become a political police. He compared the scenario to Venezuela and concluded that, after the voters' manifestation at the polls on Sunday, the regime would have responded behind closed doors on Tuesday. #politica #direita #Brasil (translated)
