Fonseca Mora denies that he is being investigated

The Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca has not been charged and sued in Brazil for the corruption case known as "lava jato", because it is not involved in any way in that frame, said yesterday one of its founders and adviser licensed by the government of Panama Ramón Fonseca Mora.

"They wanted us involved in the issue of JATO lava" but "have not been charged or sued, only asked us information," said the partner and director of Mossack Fonseca in an interview with local station TVN.

Fonseca Mora asked last Friday the head of state, Juan Carlos Varela, a license from office of minister counselor and president of the ruling Panamanian Party to defend against charges linking his signature with the plot of corruption.

The scandal involving Petrobras Brazilian state and the president of that country Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, whose detention has requested the Brazilian Office.

Fonseca Mora said that over a month the prosecutor has not mentioned the signing ago.