Operation Car Wash: Brazil's Institutionalized Crime and The Inside Story of the Biggest Corruption Scandal in History

Foreword Professor Robert I. Rotberg 1.The arrest of Marcelo Odebrecht INSTITUTIONALIZED CRIME 2.From Narcotics to Environmental Crime NEXT STOP: THE FBI INTERNAL RESISTANCE 3.The Embryo of Operation Car Wash FROM THE "TRUCKER'S KIT" TO FINANCIAL CRIME THE FAKTOR "FACULTY" NOTHING WOULD BE THE SAME AGAIN 4.The Diversion of the Federal Police SKEWING PRIORITIES HEAVIER WORKLOAD, FEWER AGENTS 5.From Organized to Institutionalized Crime THE OFFICIAL PLATFORM THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT'S CHIEF OF STAFF THE PARADOX OF THE FP UNDER LULA THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF CORRUPTION WHITE-COLLAR CRIME AND WEBS FOR SMALL INSECTS 6.The Investigation of Lula AN EXPLOSIVE WIRE-TAP THE ARREST 7. Capitalism, the Brazilian Way AN INSTITUTIONALIZED ATTACK ON DEMOCRACY THE ORIENT EXPRESS EFFECT RAIN HOURS THE NON-CRIME 8.Jewelry, Racketeers, and Bad Checks - a State on the Rampage CABRAL'S RIO -MEGA-EVENTS AND MEGA-CORRUPTION A GLIMPSE OF THE WHALE - A CASE IN PERNAMBUCO THE POLICE CHIEF IN THE BOW TIE 9.The Obstruction of Federal Police Investigations THE TENSEST DAY THE CAYMAN DOSSIER INSTITUTIONAL LEAKS DILMA'S PHANTOM E-MAIL ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN DAYS OF MIXED SIGNALS 10.Political Appointments THE "CLEANING CREWS" AND "RESCUE TEAMS" THE KING'S FIFTH 11.The Current Role of the Federal Police THE LAST TARGET OF OPERATION CAR WASH: THE JUDICIARY A SYSTEM MADE NOT TO WORK INSTITUTIONALIZED CRIME AS A THREAT TO THE NATION'S DEVELOPMENT 12.Proposals for the Future Postscript: About a Plane Afterword: The Normalization of Malfeasance Why it's so hard to dismantle institutionalized crime in Brazil Luis Roberto Barroso