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The explanation by STF ministers about the photo in which they appear laughing amid the crisis involving Vorcaro

oglobo3 September 2026 at 16:50

A photograph in which Alexandre de Moraes and other ministers of the Supreme Federal Court appear laughing during one of the biggest crises the court is going through generated criticism of the tribunal. The image was taken by photographer Brenno Carvalho, from the newspaper O Globo, at the end of Wednesday's session (2nd).

The article title mentions that there would be an explanation from the ministers about the photo; however, the full article is exclusive for subscribers and is not available in its entirety. The accessible fragment only indicates that the image was taken at the end of the session on the 2nd.

The photograph provoked negative reactions toward the STF, which is experiencing a moment of great institutional tension. The exact content of the explanations offered by the ministers remains restricted to the full publication content.

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