O reflexo da Operação Lava Jato no combate à corrupção no Brasil

Abstract

Corruption is felt negatively in all the institutions in which it occurs, so it is looking for more and more ways to face it. The present work puts in discussion the reflexes that Brazil's largest anti-corruption operation, Lava Jato, has in combating this crime. In order to do so, we analyzed some modes of combat that already exist today and how the operation can contribute to its expansion and improvement. From a brief exposition of the main moments of the operation that have already had the greatest impact on society, it has been perceived that it has led to proposals for legislative and policy changes and may be even more effective if it continues to produce good results as it has been achieved so far. Going further, the study found that in order to combat corruption, it is necessary to change the position of the community together with an effective punishment of the culprits and that Lava Jato, logically, is not enough for this, but represents a step in the search for the utopian eradication of a crime that causes huge sequels.