All language subtitles for Operation.Carwash 3.English

- Go ahead, 12. What's up?
- The target is home, Chief.

Lights out, and it's been quiet
since last night.

Please let me know immediately
if anything strange comes up.

- Right.
- Fuck, we've lost Youssef.

Don't worry. We'll keep
an eye on this, Chief.

- Talk to me, 16. Anything?
- No, Chief.

- Everything quiet at ICV HQ.
- Okay, good.

THIS IS A MOTION PICTURE
BASED ON OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS

OF UNDENIABLE PUBLIC INTEREST

- DG, where's my backup?
- I've contacted Sao Luís.

The team will be waiting
for Vinícius.

- Thirty-five.
- The target's gone to his mother's.

I'm texting the address.
702 Itambi Street.

Keep in touch with the team

- at his office.
- Ok, I'll keep you posted.

Still nothing?

Nothing.

- How's it going, Bia?
- Still the same.

- Anything come up?
- Not yet.

I can't believe
Alberto Youssef found out.

Worst thing is to think of
him laughing at us.

It'd be much worse if all of them
found out.

Well, if we've got a leak,
it didn't reach Chater.

- Things are pretty normal.
- They're calling.

- Okay, I'll call you back.
- Ivan?

I'm off to Sao Luís.
You guys find him?

- We can't zero in any further.
- He's in the Lighthouse District,

but we can't locate the hotel.
We have a plainclothes team,

so they can't be identified.
- Got it.

I need a team at each hotel.

- Let me call the Director General.
- Hold on, I know Sao Luís.

Ivan, Alberto Youssef. There are only
3 hotels where he would be.

Edu, let me see the hotels.

Try this one.

Luzeiros Hotel,
good evening.

Is Mr. Alberto Youssef
registered?

Hold on please.

Hello?

- Goddamn it!
- Hello?

- That was him.
- Why'd they put me through?

I just wanted to know
if he was there, damn it!

It's okay, Julio.
No way he'll know who called.

So? He'll know
something's wrong.

This operation's dead!

Let's go!

- He's not moving.
- Julio, update the address.

Because this piece of shit
isn't going anywhere.

- Yes?
- I'm sending the location.

Great, thanks.

POLICE CHIEF, CHANGE OF ADDRESS
SEARCH AND SEIZURE

THIRTEENTH FEDERAL COURT - JUDGE
SERGIO MORO CHANGE OF ADDRESS

GRANTED

Relax, Youssef.
Your ride is on the way.

Relax my ass! Someone calls,
asks for me by name.

And when I answer,
they hang up?

I know what's going on!
Call the guy and see where he is!

You can't trust politicians.

Get rid of the car!
I don't want to draw attention!

- Six-one-six?
- That's right.

Come on, pick up the phone!

Six-one-six...

Go ahead, you first.
Get in.

Okay, your ride is here.

You know what to do with this.

Don't worry.

Shit!

Ivan, he was here...

and now he's gone.

Goddamn it!

Naturally, our story
doesn't begin here.

Like smallpox
and tuberculosis,

corruption came to Brazil
on the first sailboats.

From the very beginning,
Portugal sent Brazil a governor

already convicted
of embezzlement.

Brazilwood, slaves,
gold, land,

diamonds, taxes,
iron, coffee...

Everything and everyone
was robbed or stolen.

SUDAM, SUDENE,
Budget "dwarves"...

Bloodsuckers, Allowances,
Dominoes, NGOs...

Cash in underwear
and even the Whistle.

The main culprit in of all this?
The pen.

For as long as someone gets to hold
the pen, there will be corruption.

Power always rests
with those who appoint.

Those who sign the dotted line.
For bad or for good.

You won't regret this.
We're going to rebuild Curitiba.

Look, Boss.
It's only because of you guys.

Do you know who you want
to head the Financial Crimes unit?

It's going to require hard work,
so we need

someone level-headed.

What's wrong with you?
Can't you count to 15?

You had 15 days
to conclude the investigation

and you're behind schedule?
How could you?

- Can I say something?
- Please don't.

Don't even try.
There's no explanation.

An important case,
and my prisoner is on the loose

free to intimidate witnesses,
destroy evidences,

and interfere with proceedings
because you failed to meet

your fucking deadline!

Unbelievable...

Thanks, Ivan.
But don't waste time on me.

I accepted their invitation,
and I'm going to Sao Paulo.

The Brazilian financial center,
you know.

Just think about it.
You don't have to say no yet.

There's nothing
to think about.

I don't want to put
myself through it again.

We arrest, they release.
And our case is closed

due to red tape or a change in who's
in power. I don't want that anymore!

I see, Bia.
But it's different now.

We're forming
a very reliable team.

Director General Rodrigo,
Antenor, and me.

So you think it's going to be
totally different this time.

Well, no. We won't become
England overnight.

- So, why did you say yes?
- We're not gonna change Brazil,

but there's always
something we can do, right?

And that's why we need
our "generala".

- Our "generala"?
- Yeah, to organize the troops.

- Are you calling me bossy?
- Ma'am, no, Ma'am!

I am not a "generala".
That word doesn't even exist.

Ma'am, yes, Ma'am.

There's gotta be thousands of cases
that haven't moved since I left.

Who's going to clean it all up?

On one condition.

Do you really think
you can control him?

"Control" is a strong word,
but...

Julio's the only
one who can put this in order.

Besides, Bia will only accept
if she can bring him.

I'll see you later.

I told Ivan that Julio's
the only guy who can clean this mess.

Actually, she said
"Julio, the Nutcase".

Oh, yeah.
Julio, the Nutcase, sorry.

- I had to get back.
- Now, Julio. How's your mother?

- She starts chemo on Thursday.
- If you need time to adjust...

These cases have
been here for years.

- No, I need to work.
- Whoa!

How did you wind up
in this dump?

I'm glad you're here.

Jesus...

We must be masochists, Julio.

We pound the pavement,
until we're beat,

and we end up back
to where we started.

Do you ever wonder
why we do this?

- Endorphins?
- I didn't mean jogging, Julio.

I know.

For me, endorphins
come from eating well, traveling...

and from when we arrest
one of those assholes.

For me, it's from
working with you.

Hey come back here!

- Copy that. TR-01, do you copy?
- Copy.

Let him stay put.
I'm almost there!

Zero One copy, moving in.

BTR-02, affirmative.

BTR-02, is everything okay?

Chopper,
where's the fucking block?

Right in front of you.
Careful, suspect is armed.

Our story only exists
because a truck

loaded with hearts of palm
led us to a drug dealer

who laundered his money

with a guy who owned
a gas station...

that Julio
was investigating.

The gas station money launderer
led us to another launderer,

who was a lover
and an associate

of the Grand Dame
of the Currency Exchange,

Nelma Kodama.

Nelma was also a lover and associate
of Alberto Youssef...

the biggest black-market
money man in Brazil.

I'll bring your present.

Youssef had been arrested once,
but was released

because of a plea bargain,

in which he only snitched
on his competitors.

If you need my help,
we're friends.

I can give you all their names.

I overturn
Alberto Youssef's sentence

on the condition
that he never again

works
as a black-market trader,

whether in the formal
or informal market.

Gradually, people
lost interest in the proceedings,

for their own lives
started being affected.

This, in turn, made Operation
Clean Hands investigators

lose all the public support.

Next class, I want an essay
explaining how the laws

that were passed by
the Italian Parliament

made it impossible for the Prosecutors
to do their job.

Good day, everyone.
Thank you.

What's so urgent you guys
had to come here to talk to me?

We need a wiretap
on Alberto Youssef.

Youssef? Why?
Is he in breach of his agreement?

With his same old scam.
He must think we're idiots.

Send me the case files.
I'll analyze them.

Your Honor, it's clean cut.
We have invoices, deposits...

Like I said, send me the files.
I'll take a look at them

and say yes or no.

Thank you, Commissioners.

What should I call it?

I don't know, Bia.

He's linked to money laundering,
owns a gas station...

We had no clue
that we had started

the largest anti-corruption
operation in Brazil's history.

CAR WASH

Among millions of blue folders,
Julio, the Nutcase, discovered

a black market network
with traffickers and smugglers.

This is it.

You guys thought
we'd get nowhere?

We have fucking Youssef again.

When the operation
was almost ready,

we got a Christmas present.

Marcos, come over here.

Let me get this, honey.

- Where's Julio?
- I'll go get him.

- Let me help you.
- Alright.

THESE ARE THE PHOTOS
OF THE CAR

NEW CAR DEALER INVOICE
TO PAULO ROBERTO COSTA

Have you become a bourgeois?
Are you buying this fancy car?

On a Federal Police paycheck?
Dream on.

I thought it was
my Christmas gift.

I should get you
broadband for Christmas.

- Or is it too fancy for you?
- It's the way we like it.

We come here
to talk to each other.

You guys ever heard
of a Paulo Roberto Costa?

- Ítalo?
- Ítalo will coordinate

the task force from The Public
Prosecutor's Office.

- Pedro Henrique...
- I'm the voice of experience.

Well, Happy New Year.

- Did you ever hear of him?
- Go ahead, tell us.

- Check this out.
- What's going on?

I found an invoice for a Land Rover
paid for by Youssef

but the car's registered
to Paulo Roberto Costa.

He used to be a Petrobras Director,
and now he owns a consulting firm.

Hey check out
this Land Rover.

It was a present.
I never got a present like this.

It comes with a DVD player,
leather seats

and a Search Warrant.

The operation was complete.

81 Warrants for Search and Seizures
18 Preventive Arrests,

10 Temporary Custody
and 19 detentions for questioning.

Something had to go wrong.

Youssef's number
appeared in Sao Luís.

- What do you mean, Sao Luís?
- Maranhao, Julio. He's gone.

Shit!

Ivan, we lost him.

He was here
and now he's gone.

- Goddamn it!
- Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Relax!
We're gonna catch him.

What do we do now?

What do you mean?

We find him!

Julio, I know everyone's upset,
but he's gone!

I understand,
but you know he's the linchpin...

We have to catch him.
You hear me?

- Stop right there!
- Talk to me.

What's going on there?

Stop, motherfucker!

Shit!

To the airport, now.

Stop! Don't move!

Okay, pal.
Just don't kill me.

Federal Police.
You're under arrest.

Fuck yeah!

At last. Jeez!

The operation was saved.

Ten years later,
he was back in our hands.

Ivan!
You really packed on the pounds!

Used to be a ladies' man,
now you look like Marlon Brando.

See? Six pack.

Youssef...

Let's go.

The money launderers
were in jail,

but we had no idea
the best was yet to come.

- Yes, Rico?
- That man from Petrobras.

Someone went into his office
and made off with a lot of stuff.

- What? How?
- We made a mistake.

While we were
searching the house,

his daughter and son-in-law
came here and cleaned up.

Can you prove
it was his family?

Can I prove it?

We found US$500 thousand
at the house.

And now the family makes off
with the documents.

No way!

You've got to be kidding me!
Second time three days!

Okay, I've got it.

You searched my daughters'
house too?

- Why? What for?
- You know why, Ma'am.

My lawyer wants to know
if you guys have an arrest warrant.

- No, wait, calm down!
- Sit down, Mrs. Costa.

Am I going to jail, too?

No, Ma'am. You're not.

You guys don't know
who you're messing with!

Commissioner, just a few words
please?

Will Youssef's arrest annul
his plea bargain

- regarding the Banestado Case?
- That's up to the courts,

but we believe he's violated
the terms of the agreement.

I'm Juliana, Reporter
at 720 Degrees blog.

Would you like to comment
on the arrest

of Paulo Roberto Costa,
the Petrobras Time-Bomb?

I don't know anything about
a Time-Bomb.

What about the involvement
of members of Congress?

Their cases go directly to the Supreme Court.
"Officeholder's Privileged Jurisdiction".

Mr. Commissioner, please!

SYSTEM ACCESS
FEDERAL POLICE

Petrobras Time-Bomb...

OPERATION CAR-WASH DOCUMENTS
MO CONSULTANCY SERVICES

REVENUES FROM CONTRACTOR GROUP
CAMARGO CORREA

Camargo Correa got an overpriced
contract with Petrobras

to build a refinery.

They then made transfers
to Youssef's business accounts.

The money from Youssef's
accounts

paid Paulo Roberto Costa's
companies.

Cash smuggling, corruption,
kickback, racketeering...

Paulo Roberto Costa's companies
use Youssef's

to send money overseas.
Money Smuggling.

- That's a lot of money.
- Wait a minute, Julio.

You're saying that Costa
signs Petrobras' contract

with the construction company.
The company pays Youssef.

Youssef pays Costa,
who takes the opportunity

to send money abroad?
Just like that?

Julio, this is way bigger
than the money launderers.

I asked the Federal Auditors Office
to look into this contract.

The refinery cost five times
the estimated value.

That's our evidence, Ivan.
One of Brazil's

largest contractors
is corrupting Petrobras.

These guys are so arrogant,
they didn't even try to hide it.

What if Paulo Roberto Costa
spills the beans?

What do you have in mind?
Plea bargain?

We could build a case using
only the documents.

But he can give us everything.
Banks, accounts, people...

I have nothing to say.

We're just trying to understand
the quid pro quo.

I'm innocent.
You are a bunch of torturers

who think the
Dictatorship is back.

I have absolutely
nothing to say.

JUSTICE ORDERS RELEASE
OF PERSONS IN CUSTODY

AND THE CASE SHOULD GO
TO THE SUPREME COURT

- Release all of them?
- All of them, every single one.

Mr. Paulo Costa filed
a writ of habeas corpus,

invoking "Officeholder Jurisdiction"
and they all followed suit.

- Chater, Youssef...
- But how did he get it?

Is he a member of Congress?
A Senator?

I thought only Cabinet members,
Senators and Presidents

had "Officeholder Jurisdiction".
Has the law changed overnight?

He argued that because
there are Congressmen involved

the whole case must go
to the Supreme Court.

If this case goes Supreme Court,
it dies.

- The system is built to fail.
- So, what do we do, Ivan?

The Supreme Court has spoken,
Judge Moro will sign the release forms,

and we'll have to obey.

But, Dad, everybody's
staying until 2 a.m.

Why do I need to get home
by midnight?

Think of it like this:
I'm the lower court.

Your mother
is the superior court.

I could never revert
your mother's decision.

Seriously, you always
make the same joke.

- Because it's a good one.
- Talk to her.

You know if I leave early
I've got no chance with Priscilla.

You wanna stay until 2? Okay.
Now... shall we?

- Wait for me in the car.
- Say goodbye to your dad.

See ya!

Oh, Honey...

Do you know
how you're going to respond?

POLICE INVESTIGATION

FEDERAL PROSECUTION
SERVICES

Letting them all walk free
would have been a disaster.

And that's when the judge
saved the operation.

Actually, the judge, and the truck
full of hearts of palm.

Very politely, he reminded
the Supreme Court justices

that letting everybody walk
would free money launderers

and an international
drug dealer.

All of them, flight risks.

Operation Car Wash
includes a criminal indictment

based upon the apprehension
of 1,500 lbs of cocaine.

I hereby call for your guidance
on the extent of your decision.

The Supreme court reconsidered

and the others
remained behind bars.

But Paulo Roberto Costa
was freed.

Your comments please?

What they're doing is absurd.
This is torture.

- Now I need to clear my name.
- Is anyone else involved?

This whole thing sucks!
What we do is useless!

That's the way things
go in this damn country!

It always has,
and always will be like this

when you mess with someone
at the top!

You really think a mere
Director at Petrobras

- calls the shots?
- If there's a turtle up a tree...

someone had to put it there.

Wanna get to the criminal?
Follow the money.

Wanna get to the big boss?
Follow the pen!

I found the money
and I found the pen.

It signed his release papers.

Come on, Bia, don't say that.
You can't give up now.

You're the only hope
we've got.

- Don't be silly.
- Think of the advantages.

You could visit me
some place exotic.

First of all, Oxford and Stanford
are not exotic places.

Plus, if you're counting on me
to calm you down, forget it.

- How's your mother doing?
- Hanging in there.

- Coming here helped a lot.
- Will you be back tomorrow?

- Julio, are you there?
- I'll have to call you back.

...on the purchase
of Pasadena refinery.

Petrobras is not
a criminal corporation,

and it does not employ
crooks.

It's important to clarify

that Petrobras
isn't a storefront for corruption!

Son of a bitch!

Hey, Julio.

- What's wrong, son?
- I feel like I'm punching a wall.

We arrest, they acquit...

You know what?
I'm going to finish my PhD,

spend more time with mom...
This whole thing is draining, you know?

Keep punching.
This wall will collapse sooner or later.

- Hey what've you got there?
- Busted!

Just one.

If he hid something,
it has to be here.

We dug through everything
and found nothing.

What makes you think
there's anything here?

I just know, Bia.
There's got to be something.

If your instinct says so...

okay, we'll keep looking.

I could even call
other detectives to help.

I don't think we need them.

There's only one thing
I'd like to confirm, Mrs...

- Joana.
- Are you sure you haven't seen...

anything unusual around here?
You can tell us.

I guarantee nothing bad
will happen to you.

We were told they
brought documents...

to hide here.

No one hid anything here,
Sir.

Mrs. Costa burned them
in the barbecue grill. Like always.

While we searched for the pens,
we followed the money.

That bank account
Julio discovered,

took us from Costa's country house
to Switzerland.

I'll be right back.
Hello?

- We have it all, Julio.
- All what?

Everything. Costa's accounts,
his family's accounts

and his business accounts
in Switzerland, we got it all.

- $23 million USD!
- 23 million dollars?

I hear you, Bia.
Have a good trip.

Hey, Buddy! Joining us
for the World Cup?

Did you bring the cards?

Come on, come on!

Fingers crossed.
We can still win this match!

Come on, Paulo! We can do it!
GERMANY 6 x BRAZIL 0

I am a proud Brazilian
And I love my country!

Be strong, Paulo.
Chin up, okay?

Mom, let me talk to him.

Dad, you gotta do what's
best for us. For all of us.

Yo, Paulo!
You're a celebrity! You're on TV again!

The Federal Police carried out
search and seizure warrants

at ten companies
connected to Petrobras'

ex-Director
Paulo Costa and his family.

This is Stage 6
of Operation Car Wash,

conducted by the Federal Police
of Paraná,

investigating the misappropriation
of over 10 billion dollars,

managed by Paulo Costa
and Alberto Youssef.

Mom, Joao and I
are going to jail, Dad.

I can't go to jail.
I can't do it.

You have to fix this.

RECORDING

My family walks away scott free?

That's right.
And you'll be under house arrest.

- Where should I start?
- From the beginning.

Alright.

You must understand

that Brazil's been corrupt
from the beginning.

When John VI of Portugal
transferred the court to Brazil,

he stayed
with the slave merchants.

The slave merchants
controlled public life.

They did whatever they wanted
to the Monarchy.

Can we cut the crap?

No one's here
for a History lesson.

Anyway, my point being...
The slave merchants of Brazil today

are the giant contractors.

Listen carefully.
Few companies can handle jobs

of the size Petrobras needs.

Refineries, oil rigs, power plants.
Just a handful of companies.

And they all banded together to decide which
contractor is gonna be awarded which job.

So what is it?
A Cartel!

They would overcharge
each job by 15 to 20 percent.

Hundreds of millions of dollars
per job.

Paulo Roberto
talked about everything.

A "club" of 11 companies
organized like a soccer league.

And with regulations.

They would pay bribes

to Youssef (Worker's Party), Fernando
Baiano (Democratic Movement Party),

and Vaccari (Worker's Party),
who in turn would pay off

each of us director
depending on who signed contract.

- How much was the pay off?
- About three percent.

Petrobras directors,
appointed by politicians,

received kickbacks
in exchange for approving jobs.

So, three percent
above the budget

were distributed among
public officials, correct?

- Correct.
- And Petrobras directors

received a percentage
of that, too.

At the Services Division,
out of the three percent paid off,

two percent
went to the Worker's Party (PT).

So the Workers' Party was paid off
at Exploration and Production Division,

at Gas and Energy Division,
and at the Services Division.

The International Division director was
appointed by the Democratic Movement Party.

Therefore, the Democratic Movement
got a slice of the money,

and the Progressive Party
got its part as well.

Each division diverted funds
to the political parties

and these parties
appointed the directors.

- Guys, that was incredible!
- For the first time,

we have someone
tell us every detail.

Aren't you excited about it,
Ivan?

Yeah, it's starting to get
interesting.

Starting?
You're a piece of work!

- Commissioner!
- Could you please let us know

which names Paulo Costa mentioned
in his plea bargain?

Elected officials,
are under Supreme Court jurisdiction,

and the details of the plea bargain
only when the court unseals the record.

Are there many
politicians involved?

We're leaving for lunch.
We'll talk when we get back.

Commissioner, why are you
trying to destroy the Workers party?

- What?
- With only a month before

the presidential elections,
don't you think it's an abuse of power

to try and influence
the outcome?

Juliana, we're not
investigating a party.

We're investigating facts,
not people.

So you're saying that, coincidently,
all this just happened to come to light

just before the elections.
Seriously?

Yes, that's how it happened.
So that's what I'm saying.

You have no right
to influence an election!

We couldn't run away
from the facts.

If we went too fast, they would
say we were favoring PSDB.

If we went too slowly,
they'd say we were favoring PT.

It's only political, because
politicians are doing the stealing!

They wouldn't have to go to jail
if they stopped stealing money.

How many of these cases
were not annulled, Julio?

The guy spilled the beans!
Accounts, documents...

We have all evidences!
Ivan, for Christ's sake!

We can't use anything
that Costa said.

- What do you mean?
- Ivan's right.

We have to wait until the Supreme
Court approves the plea bargain.

Besides what Costa told us,

who are we ready to move on?

Seven contractors,
their owners, and top executives,

except for the largest
Andrade Gutierrez and Odebrecht.

Their scheme is more complex.
Everything is hidden overseas.

Guys, fuck the contractors.

Who's the big boss?
Who put the turtle up the tree?

Brazilians went to bed
with Rousseff's reelection.

Ten days later,
they would wake us up.

As you all know,
today the Federal Police

launches Stage 7
of Operation Car Wash,

in conjunction with the Federal
Prosecutors Office and the IRS.

More details
will be given now

by the coordinator of the operation,
Commissioner Ivan Romano.

Good morning.
I'm going to give you

some very interesting
figures.

We had 300 agents in today's
operation and 50 IRS officials.

Eighty-five Court orders,
six preventive detentions,

and 21 temporary detentions.
9 detentions for questioning

and 49 seizure and search
warrants.

We went to the largest
contractors in Brazil

and took all of them
by surprise.

Executives based in Rio de Janeiro
were arrested in Sao Paulo,

and executives from Sao Paulo
were arrested in Rio.

A few executives tried to hide.

Others tried to escape.

And some of them
came in their own jets

to turn themselves in.

How can they do that, huh?
What kind of country is this?

We'd gone where no one
ever went before.

We're talking about seven
companies

that with Petrobras alone,
manage contracts

of about R$ 59 billion, (USD 19 Billion)
which are being investigated by the

- IRS and by the Federal Prosecutor's Office.
- Please Mr. Romano.

- Did you say R$ 59 million (USD 19 million)?
- No, I said billion.

- Commissioner, "M" or "B"?
- B, I said billion.

Could you please...

You're not in a position
to demand.

- I cannot demand?
- No, you cannot demand!

- What the hell's going on here?
- Every attorney brought treats.

French bottled mineral water.
Belgian chocolate, cheese,

- apricot jam, white wine...
- No, you listen to me!

My client has rights!
And this arrest is absurd!

Absurd is what you guys
are doing!

- This is not your home!
- Mr. Commissioner, please.

My client cannot accept
this situation.

- None of them!
- Please calm down!

I'll see that they each will get
a blanket, a pillow and sheets.

- And that's all?
- What's your name, Counsellor?

- Counsellor Carmen.
- Plus cookies.

- Now get this out of here. Excuse me.
- What do we do with all this?

Call Charity Services.
They'll love it.

- You got to be kidding me.
- You don't find this amusing?

The heads of these companies should
represente the best of Brazil.

There's nothing amusing
about it.

HOLDING CELLS
NO ELECTRONIC DEVICES ALLOWED

For the first time, we saw people
who thought themselves untouchable

paying for their crimes.

Welcome.
Room number 154 is vacant.

Poker game after lunch,
okay?

We knew
it wouldn't end there.

Months later we would discover
that one day after the arrests,

people were trying
to shut the operation.

People inside the Federal Police,
who had worked with us for years,

tried to frame us
with false documents and allegations.

The same old strategy.
If you can't attack the evidence,

attack the investigation.

Who, exactly,
knew what was going on?

The Presidency.
The Presidency knew everything.

Previously, we had come
close to the top.

But now, hundreds of terabytes
of information

led us to increasingly
strong clues.

- Check this out. So weird.
- What is?

He travels to the Dominican
Republic to deliver a speech.

The Dominican Republic
hires Odebrecht for a project,

and the Brazilian Government Development
Bank subsidizes the construction.

Then he travels to Angola.

Angola hires Odebrecht
to construct a power plant.

And the Development Bank also
subsidizes the construction.

Then in Cuba...
Same thing in Cuba.

These guys don't hand out
receipts for kickbacks.

- What concrete evidence do you actually have?
- We have money sent to his Institute.

Directors from the Institute
dealing with the contractors.

But can you connect them
directly to the trips?

Directly, not yet,
but we're connecting the dots.

There's US$200 million the Petrobras
manager sent to the Worker's Party.

- But that was to the Party Treasurer.
- Yeah, I know.

But we're getting closer
to the Big Boss.

Are we sure it's him?

- Of course! Who else would it be?
- I don't know.

Until we can prove it,
we don't know anything.

What we knew for sure
was that Odebrecht

was the crown jewel.

And Marcelo Odebrecht was the prince
among the contractors.

A man prepared since childhood
to be the king of Brazil.

The man who could tell us
who could put the turtle up the tree.

Their system was impossible
to understand.

Companies within shell companies
that owned other shell companies

within other companies.

But now we had an army

to crack their system.

Can you explain the meeting?

I met Freiburghous and Alexandrino
to handle the Braskem contract.

Alexandrino was Odebrecht's
Director of lnstitutional Affairs,

and Braskem was
the petrochemical arm.

He'd send Alexandrino
the accounts-numbers guy.

And Alexandrino took care
of the money distribution.

- You mean the kickback money?
- That's right, the kickback money.

- So there was a cartel?
- Yes, there was a cartel.

Odebrecht was right
in the middle of it.

Were you aware that Odebrecht
was the head of the cartel?

Odebrecht? Absolutely.

Youssef tried
to intimidate me

not to even submit a bid
for a public contract

because it was earmarked for
Odebrecht.

Documents, text messages,
balance sheets,

shell companies,
accounts numbers...

Everything we needed
to get "the prince".

The name of the operation
alluded to the fact

that no one is above the Law.

Good morning.
We have a search warrant.

Do you really need weapons?
My kids are home.

Hold this please.

Look into this cabinet.

Careful with my furniture,
and my rugs too.

- I built this place.
- It's a beautiful home.

- Stay here. I'll tell my wife.
- Perhaps you don't get it,

but we have a search warrant.
We want everyone in the living room,

and you're not going anywhere
without one of us.

- Got it.
- Hand me your phone please.

- It's not here. I'll get it.
- I'll go with you.

Search everything.

Living room, kitchen,
all bedrooms, all cabinets...

- Look for false bottoms.
- Got it.

Cellphones?

It's not here.

Hold on a second,
I'll check my bedroom.

I'll come along.

Now you stay here.
My wife is asleep.

I'm coming along
like I said.

- What's up, honey?
- Nothing.

Just the visitors
we were expecting.

It might be in the bathroom.

- What's the pin code?
- 9-7-5-3.

Appreciate that.

Honey, put this on.

What? It's only
a Search and Seizure, right?

No, there's this arrest warrant,
too.

- Honey...
- Don't worry.

Turn right when you leave
the condo.

Then go inside
before reaching the edge.

What? It's faster.

Now crouch and cough.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL POLICE BUREAU

So... you ran out of jokes?

One of the thieves,
a Director at Petrobras,

was outraged
when he was arrested,

"What kind of country is this?"
This song is a tribute to us,

always acting like fools.

We don't know how
to choose our presidents

We can't even
take care of ourselves

- Give me a beer please.
- A toast to Julio!

Useles! We all are useless!

To Julio!

Commissioner Ivan Romero!
Look at you...

We have the right to celebrate
a small victory.

With a nice cold one!

I never knew he had a fun side.
Julio!

You have to admit,
things are changing.

Not necessarily changing,
but we're doing the right thing.

Besides, we're lucky.
We're all on the same page.

We managed to retrieve
a lot of money, but...

- No more buts, Ivan. That's it.
- You mean the money?

Think someone
will have the guts to annul this

and return the stolen money
to the thieves?

- Come on, Ivan!
- Cheers!

OPERATION CAR WASH
STAGE 14- "ERGA OMNES"

MARCELO ODEBRECHT'S HOME

PENDING

CONGRETIONAL INVESTIGATIONS,
PLEA BARGAIN

WIPE MEMORY PHONES
LEAK CAMPAIGN DONATIONS

CREATE PRESS RELEASE
WHAT ABOUT LULA AND CUNHA?

SOMEONE ACCUSING PR?
AGREEMENT WITH GOV.

Of course,
we still have a long way to go.

But as the great Lao Tzu said...

A long journey begins
with a single step.

- Hope he was right. To Lao Tzu.
- To Lao Tzu.

What's going on there?
Is that Edu? Please excuse me.

- What's going on here?
- Take a look at this.

From Odebrecht's cell phone.

CANCEL MEETING AND RESCHEDULE
TO THE SUPREME COURT

Now check this out.

From Odebrecht's hard drive.

This spreadsheet.

"The Italian".

This is Palocci.
(Lula's Finance Minister)

Now, look at this email.

LILS is Lula's Speeches
and Events company,

whereas LI stands
for Lula Institute.

Both are being paid
by Odebrecht.

So, should we notify
Brasilia?

No, no...
He's no longer an elected official.

- There's no reason to notify.
- But he's the former president.

He left office with 70,
80 percent approval.

I know we still have
a lot of research to do.

But I looked into the payments received,
the speeches, the construction projects...

and I realized that more
than half the money,

R$ 30 million that went to his
Speeches and Events company,

and to the Lula Institute,
came from these 5 contractors.

Is this evidence enough?
Or do you think it's just coincidence?

In Angola,
Lula gave a speech

paid for by Odebrecht,
who built a hydroelectric plant

worth R$ 1.5 billion, (USD 500 Million) and
financed by the Government Development Bank.

He gave a speech in Cuba,
also paid by Odebrecht,

who also built a port in Mariel,
financed by the Development Bank.

Lula flies to the Dominican Republic,
Odebrecht pays.

Six months later, The Development Bank
finances. Argentina, Peru, Ghana...

Always the same.
Speeches-Odebrecht-Development Bank.

But there was more.
The former president took items

from the Palace to a warehouse,
costing millions of dollars.

The bill was paid
by the contractor OAS.

There was a triplex
in the Solaris Condominium,

in Guarujá, built by Bancoop,
Bankers Building Cooperative,

and also paid for
by contractor OAS.

The former president
says it's not his.

An ordinary apartment
turned into a penthouse.

A renovation that was paid
by the same contractor.

Not to mention,
his ranch in Atibaia,

where Lula and his family
visited 111 times.

Odebrecht and OAS
spent R$ 1.5 million (USD 500 thousand)

to build extra rooms,
a new kitchen

and to redesign a lake.
The former president denies it's his.

The Police wants to find out
whether one of the properties

was renovated by the family
of former President Lula...

But Operation Car Wash
went beyond investigating the ex-president.

Tens of phases arresting everyone from
former cabinet members to admirals.

The arrest of former president Lula's
Chief of Staff Jose Dirceu,

is part of Stage 17
of Operation Car Wash.

Senator Fernando Collor
in Brasilia and Maceio...

Search and seizure at the home
of Speaker of the House Cunha...

Senator Delcídio do Amaral
was arrested today by Federal Police.

You guys have no idea
how hard it was

- to fight the Dictatorship.
- What's that got to do with anything?

What's that got to do?

Someone had to fight, so that now
you can be free to investigate.

Exactly. And that's what we're
doing. Investigating.

What about the others?
Why are you only investigating him?

- You're being selective.
- We're being selective?

Oh come on, Dad!
We investigate everyone!

You forget
I voted for all of them?

I campaigned for them,
remember?

Now, if they became thieves,
and I can prove they did...

I saw it in the "Mensalao" Case.
I see it every day,

document after document,
bank account after bank account!

I'm going after them all.
And I'm putting them behind bars!

If you'd rather close your eyes, and keep
blindly following your "idols" - it's on you.

I'll never believe
any of this crap! Never again!

- Hey, what's your problem, kid?
- Boys!

Flan.

But we'll keep investigating.

Thank you.

We have more than enough
to request a tap on his phones.

Only he has no numbers registered
in his name.

Not even cell phones.
There's nothing in his name.

- This is ridiculous.
- Hold on. Leo Pinheiro...

There's a message in his wiretap...
He called from a device,

and it seemed like
he was calling Lula.

But the line belonged to
some guy named "Moraes".

That's his bodyguard.

He's been using
his bodyguard's phone.

URGENT REQUESTS

WIRETAP RECORDINGS
MORAES DOS SANTOS ALMEIDA

Standing around staring at it won't help.
We have to wait until someone calls.

- So...?
- Guys, relax.

If anything comes up,
I'll let you know, I promise.

Pick up, you bastard.

Good evening.
May I speak with Daisy?

This is she.

Hi Daisy. This is Moraes.

- How are you?
- I'm fine.

- Hold on a second please.
- Alright.

- Bye-bye.
- Bye.

- Hello?
- Mr. Freitas, hold on please.

That's Wagner Freitas,
the Labor Union Federation president.

- Hello.
- It's Lula!

- Hey dear friend.
- How are you, Sir?

- They're going to come at us with everything!
- Yeah? So what?

So we could lose everything.
What if they end Operation Car Wash?

- Who's "they"?
- Come on, Ítalo. "They".

We're putting everything on the line
because of a detention for questioning?

One more month and we'll have
enough to indict him.

If we shoot at the king,
we better bring him down.

Listen, Ivan.

If we do nothing,
"They" are going to bring us down.

You heard the tapes.
They never stop maneuvering.

Plus,
you know there are

other ongoing investigations that
might jump the gun on us,

and make it look like he's
being persecuted.

The Intelligence have been
gathering information of several groups.

The Labor Union Federation,
the Landless Workers Movement...

All of them ready
to start a general revolt.

- We're in a delicate situation.
- Exactly.

So in your opinion the detention
for questioning is necessary.

He refused to appear before the
Federal Prosecutors in Sao Paulo.

We need to clarify a few points.
The link between the contractors

and his institute, his speeches,
the apartment, his ranch, you name it.

There's no room for error.

These guys are ready
and they'll fight back.

If there's a leak,
if someone even sneezes,

- we're dead in the water.
- Don't worry, Ivan, I got it.

Try to keep calm.
Just don't take the bait, Julio.

Oh, come on, Bia.
I'm not crazy.

Okay, just a little bit.
But I'm not insane.

So, what do we call this stage?

Operation Falling Star.

Good one.

Okay, never mind.
I'll pick the name myself.

Well, Operation...

What is it, Julio?

- Julio?
- What's the matter?

Is it your mother?

My dad.

It's been a while
since you've been in the field.

But you know what?
It's better this way.

Better you than Julio.

You're the right man
at the right time.

He's just a man.

Just a man?

You're going to strictly
follow this procedure.

Plain clothes, no police badges,
ordinary vehicles.

Nothing that draws attention
or embarrasses the ex-president.

You will protect
the former president.

Close the airspace
and do not allow pictures.

This is a very risky operation,
and every detail matters.

We're going to need a plane.
And perhaps a helicopter.

Why will you need
a helicopter?

Well, if he's at the ranch
there's only one way in.

If they close the street,
we can only leave by helicopter.

They're coordinating
with the unions

and they will block
every access.

And why the SWAT team?

Well, the Labor Unions are camped
a few blocks from his house.

If we can't take him out,
they'll break in.

- So we'll need the SWAT.
- Boss, I'm gonna have to make it look

like this operation
is coming from Brasilia.

If it comes from us, they'll know
it's Operation Car Wash, and...

No problem, Ivan.

Okay, I got it.

- Vini.
- Go ahead, Ivan.

Don't forget to position
our teams at all entrances.

We can't do anything wrong.

Ivan, you're beginning
to sound like Julio.

Relax, everything will be ready
when you get there.

- Good luck, see you there.
- Thanks.

Federal Police.
We have a warrant.

Just a moment please.

- See you in a bit.
- Bye.

- What's the matter?
- Nothing.

Don't worry,
it'll be just fine.

It will.
Have a nice trip.

Good morning. My name's Moraes,
the President's bodyguard.

Please. Come in.

Turn on the camera.

Good morning, Mr. President.

Good morning.

- We have a warrant.
- Come in.

Excuse me.

Is the "Japanese Guy from the Federal
Police" with you?

- No.
- Good.

He could steal everything
I've got here.

I'm tired of telling Secretary Cardozo
to arrest that guy!

Mr. President,
if you please.

This is absurd!

This whole thing is coming from the
Federal Prosecutors Office, isn't it?

- From them too.
- They want to destroy me.

I'm just serving a warrant.

- Call Teixeira.
- Calm down, Mr. President.

- What's going on here?
- Just the boys from the Police.

One more thing,
Mr. President...

We're going to need a statement.
But we can't take it here.

You can't take him with you.
This is absurd.

- You want to expose my husband.
- I'm not going anywhere.

- Take me where?
- Calm down, Mr. President.

We're not taking you to the Police HQ.
We're going to take you

to the Presidential Hall
at Congonhas Airport.

I'm not going.
You'll have to handcuff me!

And then you'll see what
will happen to this country!

No. We will get your statement.
But we won't do it here.

It's for your own safety,
Mr. President.

It's going to be better
for everyone.

Teixeira, that guy from the Federal
Prosecutors Office. They have a warrant.

Now they want to take me!
What do I do?

LARGE CROWD
OF DEMONSTRATORS

Am I under arrest?

- No, Mr. President.
- What do you mean, no?

You show up at my house
at 6 in the morning,

- and I'm not under arrest?
- This is a detention for questioning.

This is the Federal Prosecutors Office
being fucking assholes!

They say it's
"detention for questioning".

What?

Come on, Teixeira.

Talk to you later,
my friend.

Mr. President please.
We're not going to expose you.

As you can see,
we're all in plainclothes.

We're not handcuffing you.
Trust me on this.

We'll see, we'll see...

I consider myself a prisoner!

This way, Mr. President.

As I promised,
you will not be exposed.

I only ask you to stay
behind the driver's seat.

The windows are tinted,
so no one will see you, okay?

I called Sao Paulo State Police.
They'll provide back-up.

Thank you, Boss.

Federal Police have taken Former
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

Demonstrators hit the streets.
Labor Unions...

A small group of demonstrators
set off fireworks

in the middle
of the main square

on 23 de Maio Avenue.

What the Police is doing
is wrong.

Brazil needs heroes,
but you are the heroes.

They think they can change
the country, erase our history

and the president's legacy.
But we, the people, won't forget.

We, the people, see everything!

Protesting the operation,

members of the party
and supporters

revolt against the Federal Prosecutors'
decision and against the Federal Police.

- Demonstrators?
- Everything's okay so far.

This way please.

Vini, stay in this other room
with the agents.

And no matter what,
no one is allowed to come in, okay?

We'll stay here.

Please sit down.

The defense will record
the statement for its records.

Sure.
Would you like some coffee?

I would.

Your son's company received
R$ 4 million (USD 1 .3M) from your company.

- I can't say.
- It's all here.

If he got paid, he must have provided
some services.

I don't take care of this.
Paulo Okamoto does.

He's also being questioned,
as we speak.

MARCH 4th
FRIDAY

What was your role
as Honorary President

of the Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
Institute?

I'm the face
of the Institute.

It only exists
because of me.

Clinton's institute,
for instance.

It's only there because of him.

Same goes for Kofi Annan's.

Every institute only exists
because of the person

it's named after.

Excuse me for a second.

You can't go in there.
You were only authorized to be here.

This is ridiculous.
We're members of Congress!

Who do you think you are?

Moraes called someone
and they were given permission...

but only to stay
in this room.

- Can you handle this?
- Yes, I can.

Apparently, the ex-president wasn't
arrested. It's a detention for questioning.

Is it usual for companies
to spontaneously

approach the Lula Institute
in order to make donations?

I've never heard of anyone
giving money spontaneously.

Not even the Church's tithe
is spontaneous.

Well, well, well!
Workers Party go to the hell!

Is it possible that Paulo Okamoto,
or Clara, asked for donations

from contractors
such as Camargo Correa...

- Yes, it's possible.
- Maybe to OAS.

- All of them.
- Odebrecht...

- That's right.
- Banks, Andrade Gutierrez,

- UTC, Queiroz Galváo...
- Yes, to all of them. All of them.

Anyway, all of those contractors
made donations

- to the Lula Institute.
- I don't know if it was all of them.

- You don't know?
- No, my friend. I don't know.

WORKERS PARTY
FOR THE PEOPLE

PEOPLE FOR WORKERS PARTY
- Lula, President!

UNITED FOR BRAZIL

Over the years,
one of the factors

that fed
corruption in Brazil...

was the fact that the goverment

pretended to hire contractors.
Then it pretended to pay,

the contractor pretended to build
and nothing ever changed.

But before I became president,

public servants
pretended to work.

The government pretended
to pay wages,

and Brazil got fucked.
Excuse my French.

Then we decided
to moralize the whole thing.

I seek the truth, Mr. President.

I've listened to every deposition.

So, if you seek the truth,
arrest the Federal Prosecutors

who claim the apartment
is mine.

I can't wait for all this to end,

so they can come here
and apologize.

Get down on their knees and beg "forgive
us, for goodness sakes, forgiveus."

- If we made any mistakes...
- I'm fed up

with this BS!

Please excuse
me for a second.

ALL FOR MORO

They're inciting them
to break in!

Close off the avenue.
No one is allowed to come to the airport.

- Lula for president!
- Out with the Workers Party!

The State Police
tried to split the groups

for and against
the former president.

There were punches, kicks,
bruises, and much confusion.

Lula for president!

Everything's being done
by the book.

Please listen to me!

All of you will get in,
but calm down!

Please calm down.

Mr. President,
you're leaving this room

- in the arms of the people.
- No, he will not!

Yes he will! He's leaving this place
in the arms of the people!

Yes, I will!
Who's going to stop me?

You can print this:
The war begins today!

No way! He was brought here safely,
and that's the way he'll leave.

Leaving in the arms of the people
is asking for disaster to happen!

He was elected by the people
and he's leaving in the arms of the people!

No! Stop! All of you!

Moraes, talk to your boss.

- We're risking disaster.
- We can't do it, Lula. Not today.

President, you don't have
to leave in our car.

Your attorney brings the car
around the back,

and you leave with him.
Don't go out the front entrance. Please.

When I go back to being president,
I'll remember each one of you.

...but that he did not
purchase the apartment.

Lula says he's been
to the apartment.

According to the congressman,
Lula got angry

when asked about
the paddle boats

with the names of his grandchildren,
at his ranch in Atibaia.

You know we did
the right thing, don't you?

We proceeded exactly as we
would proceed with anyone.

- Perhaps even more cautiously.
- Look, Ítalo.

You know the story
about the turtle up the tree

that you and Pedro Henrique
keep telling?

- What if we are the turtles?
- Are you crazy, man?

Nobody put us anywhere.
We're civil servants.

We started investigating
money launderers.

- We had no idea where it would take us.
- Okay, I hear you.

But suppose they leave office,
who gets to take over?

With what special interests?

With what kind
of bargaining power?

Will this change anything?
Who, exactly, are we serving?

I'd like to believe
we're serving Brazil.

Ivan, I know you're worried
about the consequences,

but we can't afford
to worry about

who's going to benefit
and who's going to get hurt.

The only way to avoid being political
is by not being political.

That's the old system,

the corrupt system.
The way it's always been!

If we go down that route,
we're going to lose.

You know we follow the facts,
don't you?

If it leads us to someone
from a given party,

we'll investigate.
If tomorrow it's someone

from a different party,
we'll do the same.

Until there's no one
left to be arrested.

Arrested?
Who's going to be arrested?

The system always wins,
the pen always wins!

We took them head on.
And you know what? It's over.

Head on, it's over.

Here, pal!

It's over, man. It's over.

Four years in office, plus one.
PRESIDENT DILMA ROUSSEF

Now, it's going to be six.
For six years, you have been...

If he becomes a cabinet member,
it's all over?

In that case,
he gets officeholder's jurisdiction,

goes to the Supreme Court,
and God knows when he'll face trial.

Isn't that obstruction
of justice?

But we have no way
of proving it.

Today we'd like to announce...

a few people that we're bringing
to the Cabinet.

Starting with Former President Lula.
That way, he will...

- What did she say?
- He'll have the necessary powers

to help us, and above all,
to help Brazil.

It's my investigation
that's over.

- Edu.
- Yes, Ivan. What's the matter?

The president just announced it,
it's official.

We have to interrupt
the wiretap immediately!

The government
tries to convince

that the appointment
of the former president

has a structural objective,
a reinforcement

to change the economy's
direction.

Arguments aside,
Lula in the Cabinet,

will be entitled
to Officeholder Jurisdiction,

which means he escapes
Judge Sergio Moro...

Is this a joke?
Will this turn into "Mani Pulite"?

Next, they'll murder the judge
to end the investigations.

Then they'll change the laws
and nothing will come of it!

Ivan, you know the period of time
between requesting that the phone companies

stop the recordings,
and it actually getting done?

- Yes, of course.
- Well, you better come over and hear this.

Okay, let's go.

- PRES. DILMA'S VOICE: Hello?
- EX-PRES LULA'S VOICE: Hello.

Lula, I need to tell you something.
I'm sending you some documents

But they're only to be used
in case we need them.

It's you're nomination
to the Cabinet.

Okay, I see.

Just wait there,
because it's on its way.

- I'll be waiting for it.
- Bye.

Bye, my dear.

Damn! This is all we needed.
She's offering him a blank contract

to be used when he needs
to escape Justice!

All the reasons she gave. That he's
going to "reinforce the government",

that she needs his expertise...
It's all fake!

It's right there! It's proven!

And no one's
ever going to know!

It's going to be sealed forever!
Fuck!

- Are you finished?
- No, Ivan, I'm not. We're finished.

So, what should I do?

Do as we always do.
Follow the procedure,

upload it into the system because the tap
stays active until the phone company stops.

It's the way it's always been.

Let the judge decide.

PLAYING AUDIO

Good evening.

Audio recordings expose Former
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

Shocking recordings
that we will play for you now.

The judge released
the recordings.

Some criticized it, but the people
found out what was happening.

Lula didn't become a cabinet member,
and Operation Car Wash kept going.

When I'm asked if
we're changing Brazil, I say no.

It's not our job
to change society.

Our job is to enforce the Law.

Operation Car Wash
will not change Brazil.

But millions of people
going out, voting,

and deciding the direction
of the country.

And when I'm asked
where this is going to end...

Who said anything
about ending?

Our work is just beginning.

Petrobras is not
a criminal enterprise.

Also, Petrobras
does not employ crooks.

This is very important
to clarify.

Since Sarney's
administration,

there have always
been political appointments.

One could not become
a director at Petrobras'

without political support.

I was approached by members
of the Progressive Party (PP),

and invited to take
over this division.

"We're going to appoint you,
but obviously,

you'll need to help the party
with a few things."

I said yes, even though I didn't
yet know the percentage,

and I didn't know exactly
what kind of help.

But at the first meeting,
they said I needed to help.

- To help financially.
- Help them financially.

So, I thought one of the ways
to nullify Operation Car Wash

would be to find inconsistencies
in Paulo Roberto Costa's

or Youssef's statements.
Such as finding

foreign accounts
that hadn't been given up by them.

That was Eduardo Cunha's
(Speaker of the House) thesis.

We're talking
about seven companies

that with Petrobras alone,
manage contracts

worth about R$ 59 billion...
(USD 19 Billion) R$ 59 billion.

- "M" or "B"?
- "B". "B".

So, these were the requirements
for the companies.

They should have technical
and operational capability,

- and be willing to pay...
- To pay kickbacks.

To pay kickbacks,

and I needed to have
a close relationship

with the owner,
or at least with the president.

Well, Operations would send it
to the Works Director Engineer.

He would pass on a password
to our final client,

so that the client
could go and get paid.

So the client would show up and give
us the password: "Chocolate".

- That was the password.
- Yes.

"I'm here for my chocolate".

A conspiracy
of the ultraconservative

and manipulative media,
with authoritarian and partisan

prosecutors and judges,
has attempted to publicly

humiliate the most popular
leader of this country.

I felt outraged!
As if I were a prisoner!

And despite the Police Chief's
politeness, I must say this.

If they wanted
to kill the snake,

they didn't hit it on his head.
They hit it on the tail.

So the snake is alive,
as it has always been.

- You're contradicting yourself.
- I'm not considering this.

This is not part
of the interview proceedings.

- You said you received from...
- Please I am not...

I cannot accept this interview
as part of the proceedings.

I'm not going to talk about it.
I don't care about it,

- and I'd rather not reply.
- It's allin the proceedings.

It's clear that they're saying that
I have abused my authority

in the case and that I
should be punished.

So it's clear that the intention,
I'm not saying everone's,

but it's clear that the Abuse
of Authority Legislation

is being created in order to
target those who are working on

and to prevent the procedures
of Operation Car Wash.

Yes, I'm afraid.

We're talking
about some big shots here.

We haven't seen
violence so far.

What about Celso Daniel?

Goes to show how rotten
is Brazilian politics.

Corruption is a stealthy,
invisible, mass murderer.

A serial killer disguised

as potholes,
lack of medical supplies,

street violence and poverty.

In this moment of turbulence
and radicalism,

anguish and complaints
about the economic

and political context
are understandable,

as well as to the day-to-day
crime reports,

but even so, it's important
this move forward

without hate speeches
or violence.

- R$ 500,000 in a suitcase.
- Which was handed to his cousin.

- But at this stage, Bia?
- They must think we're idiots, Ivan.