Como Collor passou mais de 30 anos escapando da prisão mesmo sendo denunciado até pelo irmão - Estadão

Fernando Collor's Evasion of Imprisonment

This article from Estadão recounts the long history of Fernando Collor's avoidance of imprisonment despite facing numerous accusations of corruption spanning three decades. The article highlights the pivotal role of his brother, Pedro Collor's, accusations, detailed in a Veja magazine article in 1992, which initiated the impeachment process.

Key Accusations and Events

• Pedro Collor's accusations of corruption involving the 'Esquema PC', a scheme operated by Collor's campaign treasurer, Paulo Cesar Farias.
• Details of Collor's lavish lifestyle and alleged involvement in illicit activities, including accepting bribes from companies like Odebrecht, OAS, and Mercedes Benz.
• Collor's impeachment in 1992, followed by his acquittal by the Supreme Court due to lack of evidence despite the serious nature of allegations.
• The recent order for Collor's arrest issued by Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes.

The Supreme Court's Role

The article emphasizes the Supreme Court's role in both Collor's initial acquittal and his subsequent arrest warrant. The lack of concrete evidence cited in his earlier acquittal is contrasted with the current situation, resulting in the issuance of an arrest warrant.

Collor's Political Career

Despite the numerous accusations and the impeachment, Collor maintained a political career, even serving as a senator after his presidency. This underlines the complexity of the Brazilian political landscape and the challenges in bringing powerful figures to justice.