The front cover of the Brazilian conservative magazine Veja of June 19 shows a crumbling Roman bust of judge Sergio Moro, once a national hero in the country's fight against corruption. Moro was the leading figure in the Lava Jato, or "Operation Car Wash" anti-corruption investigation, the largest in Brazil's history, which led to the conviction and imprisonment of major political figures, including, controversially, former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.


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