Report to urge charges against Brazil’s leader over pandemic

“The prosecutor-general’s workplace will look with a magnifying glass for errors, failures and inconsistencies with the intention to wash their arms of it,” mentioned political analyst Carlos Melo, who teaches at Insper College in Sao Paulo. “If in case you have 10 accusations which are very robust, and one which has inconsistencies, that’s what the federal government will latch on to, to attempt to discredit the entire report.”