Agente da CIA? Treinado pelo FBI? Um raio-x da relação Moro-EUA

Brasil de Fato (June 5, 2017) writes that Moro's Lattes résumé records the Program of Instruction for Lawyers at Harvard Law School in July 1998.

Source: Agente da CIA? Treinado pelo FBI? Um raio-x da relação Moro-EUA — Brasil de Fato, June 5, 2017 · section 'Regular visitor' · open original ↗

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Limitations: The text has 'custou' ('cost') in place of 'cursou' ('took') (probably a typo, not corrected in the article). Lattes résumé cited, not opened in this version of the collection. Outlet with a declared editorial line; the article's headline is opinionated and is not used.

Brasil de Fato (June 5, 2017) writes that in 2007 Moro took part in the International Visitors Program, organized by the U.S. State Department, with visits to U.S. agencies and institutions for the prevention and combating of money laundering.

Source: Agente da CIA? Treinado pelo FBI? Um raio-x da relação Moro-EUA — Brasil de Fato, June 5, 2017 · section 'Regular visitor' · open original ↗

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Limitations: Repeats information from the Lattes résumé, according to the article itself; it matches the TRF4 mini-biography and is not an independent source from it.

Brasil de Fato (June 5, 2017) writes that, at Columbia University, in February 2017, Moro referred to the hypothesis of a link with the U.S. as a 'conspiracy theory' and that he attributes the controversies about his relationship with the U.S. to an attempt to harm his credibility and stop Lava Jato.

Excerpt: “Moro se referiu à hipótese como "teoria da conspiração"”

Source: Agente da CIA? Treinado pelo FBI? Um raio-x da relação Moro-EUA — Brasil de Fato, June 5, 2017 · section 'The other side' · open original ↗

News report · full text examined · accessed on Oct. 25, 2026

Limitations: Moro's words known only from the outlet's account; they do not appear in Folha's text of February 6, 2017. For that reason they did not become a literal statement.