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CBN Vitória: Medina Osório speaks about the history of improbity in Brazil
Interview on the history of administrative improbity in Brazil and his time at the AGU, CBN Vitória, 2018.
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Taking a direct part in building the Temer government, jurist Fábio Medina Osório was Minister of the Office of the Attorney General of Brazil (AGU) until September 2016, when he was dismissed on the allegation that the Chief of Staff, Eliseu Padilha, did not want Medina Osório to have access to inquiries and documents involving Lava Jato. At the time of his dismissal, the jurist said the government wanted to “smother Lava Jato”. In this edition of CBN Cotidiano, listen to an interview with the former AGU minister on the history of improbity in Brazil.
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