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Back|Statements about abuse of power and the need for reform in the STF are highlighted in political discourse
Statements about abuse of power and the need for reform in the STF are highlighted in political discourse
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G1·9/5/2026·Política·🇧🇷Brazil·

Statements about abuse of power and the need for reform in the STF are highlighted in political discourse

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Speaker states that no one, not even the president, can use office for personal benefit; criticizes Alexandre de Moraes' investigation, calls for investigation and reform of the STF, and warns that complaints must be made public before the October 4th election to guide voters.

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Speaker argues that all citizens, including authorities, must be subject to the same legal and institutional rules.

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"No one, no one, in the name of democracy, can use the position they have for personal benefit. No one. This applies to the President of the Republic, this applies to a collector of recyclable material. This applies to a midwife and this applies to a doctor. Everyone has to be subject to the same legislative procedures. After all, it applies to everyone." "My defense will always be intransigent, the defense of the Federal Supreme Court, the institutional defense. People pass, institutions stay. So, it is unacceptable for us to reach the point of doing what Alexandre de Moraes is doing. So, he has no condition whatsoever to continue as minister of the Supreme Federal Court. We hope that the STF itself will authorize him to be investigated at the moment." "It shows how much the investigation is casuistic. And how much our Republic, with the separation of Powers, has been diluted. Brazil will need a new Constitution at some point and Brazil needs proven people, not involved in a corruption scandal, to be able to guide it again. The whole question is whether the population will wake up." "You cannot carry out a coup against Brazilian democracy by letting the people know after the October 4th election which names are involved in these current allegations that are there. So, I want to congratulate Minister André Mendonça's initiative in bringing this to light so that people know who deserves to vote now on October 4th." "There must be a reform in the STF. And whoever committed a crime must be investigated. Because every public servant has a boss. Who is that boss? He is the tax payer, he is the people. The people demand Justice. If he should not, he defends himself, then he is free. If he should, he must be condemned."

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Speaker states that no one, not even the president, can use office for personal benefit; criticizes Alexandre de Moraes' investigation, calls for investigation and reform of the STF, and warns that complaints must be made public before the October 4th election to guide voters.

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