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Process with the argument that the entry into force of the "anti-crime" Law (Law 13,964/2019) made the action lose its purpose. The rule amended Law 11,671/2008 to prohibit physical visits in prisons managed by the Union. As a result, prisoners in federal penitentiaries can receive visits from their spouse, partner, relatives and friends on specific days, via virtual means or in the parlor, with the maximum of two people at a time, in addition to any children. They must be separated by glass and communication must be done via intercom, with filming and recordings. On the 6th, three days before the trial of ADPF 518 in the physical Plenary of the Supreme Court, the PT "sent a riot squad to Minister Fachin's office, which suppressed the other ministers' right to judge the case, unduly removing the case from the agenda." and determining its archiving", says Flávia Fróes.


The initiative was coordinated by the Minister of Justice, Flávio Dino, and the Attorney General of the Union, Jorge Messias. The criminalist points out that she doesn't know Dino, nor Messias. A day later, Fachin accepted the PT's request and dismissed the action for loss of object. However, the Anjos da Liberdade Institute, the Federal Public Defender's Office and the National Confederation of Retirees and Pension Special Phone Number Data ers appealed the decision, asking the STF to analyze the constitutionality of the limitations on visits to prisoners. Thus, the Supreme Court will judge, in the virtual session from March 31st to April 12th, the regulatory grievances of the "action that became a nuisance for the PT", according to Flávia. Lavajatista plan Senator Sergio Moro (União Brasil-PR) has been following ADPF 518 for some time. According to the  narrative  of the former judge's group, the Instituto Anjos da Liberdade is a legal façade for the defense of drug traffickers (also nicknamed "PCC").



Minister Edson Fachin did not accept the NGO as the author of the action, but admitted the party's ownership. This has always been the objective of the "lava jet" orphans:  to associate  the PT with crime. At the beginning of March, President Lula learned of a Lavajatista plan to corner the government. The Palácio do Planalto was warned that Curitiba had put together a pile of lessons, without any materiality, described as a plan to kidnap Sergio Moro. The question, initially, involves a dispute between narratives. Moro's idea is that, because he fought crime, big drug traffickers — under the nickname "PCC" — decided to take revenge on him. The counterpart, it seems, sees the movement as a political attack to weaken the government. The  decision  against the alleged planners of the kidnapping, whose authorship is attributed to judge Gabriela Hardt, does not help much. She bases her conclusions on fragile elements that prove nothing.