Transparency International
Anti-corruption NGO headquartered in Berlin with a chapter in Brazil (Transparência Internacional Brasil).
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In the same report, professor André Biancarelli (Unicamp) said the fight against corruption should not be subordinated to the needs of companies; Fabiano Angélico, of Transparency International, argued that society gains from clear rules and that laid-off workers would be absorbed by mid-sized companies; prosecutor Deltan Dallagnol stated that corruption, and not its investigation, harms the economy, using an analogy attributed to Sergio Moro: the blame lies with whoever committed the crime, not with whoever found the body.
Source: Lava Jato e a recessão (BBC Brasil, reproduzida pelo IHU-Unisinos) — BBC Brasil / IHU-Unisinos, Dec. 2, 2015 · BBC Brasil report of December 2, 2015, opinions section · open original ↗
In an interview with BBC Brasil (November 14, 2014), right after the seventh phase, Transparency International's director for Latin America, Alejandro Salas, said there would be an impact on the market because the companies' names were known, that the construction companies needed to quickly prove they were clean, and that the case opened an opportunity for reforms that take time.
Source: Caso Petrobras representa chance de reformas por mais transparência, diz ONG — BBC Brasil / IHU-Unisinos, Nov. 14, 2014 · Interview of November 14, 2014, republished by IHU on November 17, 2014 · open original ↗