The Central Bank has decreed the liquidation of Trustee and Banvox, distributors of securities linked to the Master case.

Daniel Vorcaro has expressed a desire to delate members of the Federal Police and the Lula government's 'core,' alleging obstruction of previous delations by the current PF Director General.

Nikolas Ferreira denies any illicit relationship with Daniel Vorcaro, stating he never received money or engaged in inappropriate communication.

Messages indicate Daniel Vorcaro met with the CEO of Metrópoles on the day of his arrest, with the bank having transferred significant funds to the portal.

Reports highlight the deepening investigation into Daniel Vorcaro's connections with high-ranking judicial officials, including alleged alterations to contracts by a Supreme Court minister.

Nikolas Ferreira states that there is no evidence of illicit dealings or financial transactions between him and Vorcaro, denying any criminal or immoral conduct.

Messages indicate that Daniel Vorcaro met with the CEO of Metrópoles on the day of his arrest, and the bank transferred a significant amount to the portal.

There is strong criticism of Alexandre de Moraes's alleged involvement with Daniel Vorcaro and the Banco Master, with some calling for his arrest and questioning his impartiality.

There is an opinion that Vorcaro's revelations could potentially expose corruption within the Workers' Party (PT) and the Supreme Federal Court (STF).

Some individuals, including Senate President Davi Alcolumbre, are defending Alexandre de Moraes, suggesting that others also had dealings with Vorcaro and that Moraes is being unfairly targeted.