Eduardo Baptista Correia and Uriã Fancelli issued warnings about the risks of the close relationship between economic power, the judicial system and the political class. The specialists defended that this proximity between these three spheres represents a threat to the integrity of democratic institutions in Brazil.
The authors highlighted the need to protect the transparency of democratic institutions, warning that public distrust requires greater vigilance and separation between these powers. Transparency was identified as a fundamental element to restore citizens' trust in institutions.
Brazil was pointed out as needing a Supreme Court that does not include figures linked to corruption scandals. This demand reflects growing concerns about the undue influence of economic and political power over the judicial system, compromising its independence and credibility.




