Carlos Viana, the president of the CPI of the INSS, has made a formal appeal to Minister André Mendonça of the Supreme Federal Court to enable the questioning of Daniel Vorcaro, owner of Banco Master. This request arises from frustrations regarding habeas corpus filings which have helped some involved parties avoid attendance at Congressional hearings. Viana emphasized the importance of Vorcaro's presence to the ongoing investigation, stating that fairness demands he be treated like any other individual involved in the inquiry.

During a recent press interview, Viana expressed his concerns about the hurdles posed by the legal protections granted through the habeas corpus requests. He remarked on the necessity for these protections to be reviewed, as Vorcaro's participation is crucial for advancing the CPI's investigation into matters of personal loans and the financial system. The senator underscored that without meaningful engagement from Vorcaro, it would be difficult for the commission to develop a comprehensive report on the intricate issues concerning regulated loans and their implications.

Mendonça, in response to Viana's appeal, mentioned he would consider the case, particularly regarding the former banker. This interaction underscores not only the legal challenges faced by the CPI in its proceedings but also raises questions about the accountability of financial sector leaders in Brazil amidst ongoing scrutiny of their practices and the broader implications for the country's economic integrity.