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Dino Sends PF to Determine Possible Master's Control in Cemetery Dealership in São Paulo

Summary by CartaCapital
The order of the minister of the STF took place within the framework of action quoted by Mr Andre Mendonça

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The Minister of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) Flavio Dino decided on Thursday (17) to send to the Federal Police (PF) evidence of crimes in the relationship of the Master Bank with cemeteries concessionaires of São Paulo Prefecture. The case deals with an action reported by Dino in the STF. The minister sent the case to the general director of the PF, Andrei Rodrigues, to help in the clarifications. According to him, there is a "densification …

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The order of the minister of the STF took place within the framework of action quoted by Mr Andre Mendonça

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Dino, however, saw any Federal Police investigation into André Mendonça

When determining the investigation, Dino said that the clearance should be limited to the Master and dealers and will not be able to reach Mendonça without authorization from the STF

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Minister Flávio Dino, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), determined on Thursday, 17, that the Federal Police (PF) rush possible crimes in the relations of the Master Bank with cemeteries concessionaires of the city of São Paulo. In the same decision, however, the magistrate prohibited any investigative act that could reach the minister André Mendonça and affirmed that...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Minister forbade investigations against his colleague on the grounds that any investigation of a minister of the Court was the sole responsibility of the President of the Supreme Court.

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CartaCapital broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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