Inquérito 681 – operação mãos limpas: os bastidores da investigação que transformou o cenário político do Amapá

Abstract

Estre book-report reveals the backstage largest police operation ever carried out against corruption in Amapá, the Clean Hands. The investigation became known throughout the country for have resulted in the arrest of businessmen and people of high escalation of Amapá policy, including the governor Peter Paul, the former governor, Waldez Goes; the former first lady and Marilia Goes; President of the Court, Julio Miranda. For the realization of this bookentry procedures were applied reporting standards, such as analysis of documentary evidence, interviews and the contextualization. The book shows how the operation initiated in the elections resulted in the collapse of the political group on the rise and four years later became the image of the same politicians due to slow development in the judiciary, as well as revealing as the Clean Hands came and he found robust schemes illegal in the administration and handling of public money. The attempt is to reveal that this case emblematic of corruption reveals aspects of a structural problem involving the public administration and political representation characteristic of an institutionally weak state and marked by patrimonial practices of the former territory.