Explaining Brazil Podcast #106: Moro puts Jair in the corner

Apr 29, 2020 20:52 1 min read

Sergio Moro’s resignation has left the Bolsonaro government in a delicate situation: it has lost its anti-corruption poster boy, and Moro’s revelations could lead to a presidential indictment.

Explaining Brazil Podcast #106: Moro puts Jair in the corner

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