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Entities Ask OECD to Cover Odebrecht's STF Evidence - 10/09/2026

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Letter headed by Transparency International and signed by 29 other NGOs from 21 countries

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A group of 30 civil society organizations from 21 countries sent a letter to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) requesting that the entity cover the Supreme Federal Court (STF) the joint trial of appeals against the decision of Minister Dias Toffoli who annulled the evidence of Odebrecht's leniency agreement, now Novonor.

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Letter headed by Transparency International and signed by 29 other NGOs from 21 countries

·São Paulo, Brazil
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At least 30 international organizations from 21 countries sent a letter to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) requesting that the entity cover the Federal Supreme Court (STF) by judging the appeals filed against the decision of Minister Dias Toffoli who annulled evidence obtained from the leniency agreement signed with [...]

The NGO against corruption International Transparency once again questioned in the OECD the annulment of Odebrecht's evidence with international entities.

·Curitiba, Brazil
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The International Transparency and 29 other civil society organizations have asked the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) to cover the Supreme Federal Court (STF) the trial of appeals against the decision of Minister Dias Toffoli who annulled the evidence of the leniency agreement of Odebrecht, today Novonor. Representatives of 21 countries have signed the letter, sent on September 6 to Kathleen Roussel, Chairman of the…

Transparency International and 29 other entities request that the body that hears appeals against the annulment of evidence of Odebrecht's leniency agreement

·São Paulo, Brazil
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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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