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NEW IN PAPERBACK A Financial Times "Book to Read" Operation Car Wash is the inside story of two Brazilian Federal Police officers who found themselves at the centre of the biggest corruption scandal in history. What they found ultimately uncovered a web of political and corporate racketeering which would lead them all the way to the arrest and imprisonment of the nation's president. Through engrossing first-hand testimony, Pontes and Anselmo recount the uphill battle faced by the Federal Police in apprehending Brazil's white-collar criminals, this in a country where the war on drugs has become a convenient distraction for the politicians and businessmen extracting billions of dollars from the public purse. A historical record that reads like a political police thriller, Operation Car Wash is also a warning to the world: it demonstrates how easily institutionalized crime can take root in any nation - and how difficult it can be to eradicate.
Jorge Pontes is a graduate from the FBI National Academy. He spent almost thirty years working for the Federal Police-first as an agent and later as a police chief-both nationwide and abroad, and devoted most of his career to the creation and implementation of units specializing in fighting environmental crime. He was an instructor at the National Police Academy and, in 2006, received the British Parliament Green Apple Award for his operations in the Brazilian Amazon. He was Regional Superintendent for Pernambuco, coordinator-general and elected member of Interpol's executive committee, and is former director of teaching and statistics at the National Public Security Department (Senasp), under the Ministry of Justice.
