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Alcolumbre sees abnormality in the 109 impeachment requests against STFPhoto by Deybson Mallony on Pexels
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Alcolumbre sees abnormality in the 109 impeachment requests against STF

Pt Noticias2 September 2026 at 01:34

The president of the Senate, Davi Alcolumbre, criticized the volume of 109 impeachment requests filed against ministers of the Supreme Federal Court (STF). This is a number considered significant and outside the usual pattern at the institution.

Alcolumbre assessed the situation as anomalous and unusual in the Brazilian institutional context. According to him, the high volume of requests represents an abnormality that deserves attention.

The president of the Senate expressed concern about the way these requests are being used in the country's political and legal scenario, suggesting that the excessive quantity may compromise the proper functioning of the institutions.

The article does not detail which ministers are targets of the requests nor what the main accusations against them are, limiting itself to recording Alcolumbre's position on the total volume of demands.

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