Heated discussions and exchanges of accusations mark a historic session at the STF
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The STF carries out a highly complex trial with debates on the competences and conduct of ministers.
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The trial at the STF was marked by verbal confrontations between ministers André Mendonça, Gilmar Mendes and Alexandre de Moraes. Topics such as suspicion, use of the Federal Police and requests for investigation into institutes linked to ministers were central to the session.

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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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