Federal deputy Lindbergh Farias from the Workers' Party has formally requested the Federal Prosecutor's Office to open a criminal investigation into Roberto Campos Neto, the former president of Brazil's Central Bank. This action follows revelations from the third phase of Operation "Compliance Zero," which implicated former Central Bank officials under Campos Neto's leadership in receiving bribes from the banker Daniel Vorcaro, who was arrested by federal police on the same day of Farias' complaint. These allegations are particularly serious as they involve significant corrupt practices linked to past governance.