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Ex-Judge Seeks to Bridge Brazil’s Right-Left Rift in 2022 Vote
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November 18, 2021
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2:59Now PlayingAs a star judge, Sergio Moro jailed scores of politicians and business leaders during Brazil’s explosive Carwash corruption probe. Now, he’s looking to upset the political order once more.
Moro had been laying low for more than a year since his resignation as justice minister amid a bitter disagreement with President Jair Bolsonaro. He returned to the public eye less than 12 months before the Oct. 2 election, gearing up for his biggest challenge yet: A presidential run against the right-wing incumbent and leftist Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
It won’t be an easy task to secure a spot in an expected runoff vote as Lula and Bolsonaro each retain a substantial crowd of faithful followers. But Moro is trying to appeal to an equally large number of Brazilians who reject both leaders.
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