Alexandre de Moraes flew eight times on jets linked to Daniel Vorcaro

Documents from Anac and Decea show that Justice Alexandre de Moraes and his wife, Viviane Barci de Moraes, flew at least eight times on aircraft linked to former banker Daniel Vorcaro of Banco Master between May and October 2025. Seven flights were on Prime Aviation jets, of which Vorcaro was a partner, and one on a plane co-owned by his brother-in-law, Fabiano Zettel. The lawyer's office denies any personal ties.

Folha de S.Paulo cross-referenced data from the National Civil Aviation Agency (Anac), the Department of Airspace Control (Decea), and the Brazilian Aeronautical Registry to identify the flights. The boardings took place at the executive terminal of Brasília Airport, matching takeoffs of Prime Aviation aircraft, which hold air taxi authorization. Vorcaro was a partner in the company through the Patrimonial Blue fund until September 2025.

Specific flights include May 16, May 22, May 29, July 9, August 1, August 20, and October 16, 2025, on Prime planes (prefixes like PR-SAD, PT-PVH, PP-NLR, PP-BIO). On August 7, they used the Falcon 2000 (PS-FSW) from FSW SPE, co-owned by Zettel, without air taxi authorization.

Viviane's Barci de Moraes office stated it "contracts various air taxi services, and among those contracted at some point is Prime Aviation." It added: "In none of the flights [...] were Daniel Vorcaro or Fabiano Zettel present," and hiring follows "operational criteria" without "personal ties." No office lawyer knows Zettel.

Prime Aviation cited data protection law confidentiality. Vorcaro's defense declined comment; Zettel's lawyer did not respond. Viviane's office signed a contract with Banco Master in February 2024 for R$129 million, ended in November 2025.

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Illustration of a luxurious Brasília mansion bought with diverted Banco Master loan, amid federal police fraud probe.
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Vorcaro used Master bank loan to buy mansion in Brasília

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Daniel Vorcaro, owner of Banco Master, used a diverted loan from the bank to purchase a R$36 million mansion in Brasília's Lago Sul. The acquisition was through a company connected to his brother-in-law, part of a fraud network probed by federal police. Experts highlight irregularities that may breach financial transparency rules.

In the wake of revelations about eight flights chartered by Viviane Barci de Moraes's law firm on aircraft linked to Daniel Vorcaro of Banco Master, lawyers from major firms described the practice as rare and out of touch, preferring cheaper commercial options. The firm and Minister Alexandre de Moraes denied irregularities.

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Messages obtained by the INSS CPI show that former banker Daniel Vorcaro maintained close ties with figures from the STF, Congress, government, and business sector, as per dialogues with his girlfriend from 2024 to 2025. The revelations come after his arrest by the Federal Police on March 4, 2026, in Operation Compliance Zero. Involved authorities deny irregularities in the interactions.

STF Justice André Mendonça ordered greater transparency in the Banco Master case by mandating the delivery of ex-banker Daniel Vorcaro's data to the INSS CPI and the Federal Police. The ruling makes Vorcaro's attendance at the commission optional and reduces risks of evidence tampering. Meanwhile, reports of parties hosted by Vorcaro with authorities heighten suspicions of undue influence in power structures.

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Banker Daniel Vorcaro, owner of Banco Master, declared R$570 million income to Brazil's Federal Revenue in 2024, receiving a R$28,000 income tax refund. The data, obtained by Folha and sent to the joint INSS CPI, show a R$1.23 billion asset jump during the period, amid probes into frauds at the liquidated bank.

Deputy Rogério Correia (PT-MG) filed a request with the INSS CPMI to break the bank and fiscal secrecy of Ana Cláudia Queiroz de Paiva, an employee of Daniel Vorcaro. He also requested COAF reports on her financial movements and for her to testify before the commission. The action comes amid arrests related to investigations into fraud in INSS payroll loans.

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Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes denied pressuring the Central Bank president in favor of Banco Master, embroiled in billion-dollar frauds. Reports indicate contacts between Moraes and Gabriel Galípolo, but both claim the meetings addressed the Magnitsky Act. The case has spotlighted judiciary ties and calls for investigation from opponents.

 

 

 

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