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In addition to Jaques Wagner, Mendonça has more than 20 requests to evaluate in the Master case.

The Supreme Court Minister André Mendonça has over 20 similar requests to review regarding the investigation into Banco Master, including those filed by Senator Jaques Wagner (PT-BA). Wagner appealed against a decision allowing a federal police search and seizure operation. The appeal, known as an 'agravo interno,' typically goes to the Second Chamber for review if rejected, but Mendonça could decide independently. He tends to prioritize political timing and urgency. So far, the Second Chamber has only approved requests related to prison flexibility, which must be discussed in the first session after the rapporteur’s decision. All of Mendonça’s decisions have been questioned, including asset assessments and search orders, though these were initially requested by the Federal Police. If the case reaches the Second Chamber, ministers Kassio Nunes Marques, Luiz Fux, and Gilmar Mendes—known to disagree with the handling of the case—would also participate. According to the Federal Police, suspicions against Wagner involve alleged purchases of high-end property through linked companies, financial transfers to BN Financeira, and possible influence in Senate matters related to Banco Master.

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