Discussions between Mendonça, Gilmar Mendes and Moraes dominate the session, with requests for investigation and debates on procedures
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The trial at the Federal Supreme Court involved heated discussions about the conduct of processes and the actions of ministers. Questions of suspicion and impeachment were raised regarding members of the court.
'Don't point the finger at me', says Mendonça after Gilmar accuses him of having 'electoral bias'
Moraes says that Mendonça used the PF to include him in the accusation; 'Lie', says minister
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Argument between ministers, debate on reporting and more: the SUMMARY of the trial
'Who's afraid of the Federal Police?', 'Pixuleco', 'Lie': the main PHRASES
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FGV professors assess that STF ministers used questions of order and excessive discussions to postpone the extraordinary session that analyzes the Federal Police report on minister Alexandre de Moraes.
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STF session is suspended after heated discussions between ministers. The plenary debates Gilmar Mendes' point of order on the reporting of cases and the actions of the Federal Police, with mutual accusations of political bias and deviations in purpose.

STF ministers held heated discussions during the session, with exchanges of accusations between Alexandre de Moraes and André Mendonça, and criticism from Gilmar Mendes. Jurist Gustavo Sampaio criticized the magistrates' stance, pointing out political motivations.

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