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"Make Me Laugh", the Greed Novel on the STF

oglobo3 September 2026 at 19:10

The GLOBO newspaper published in today's edition a cover photo showing Supreme Federal Court ministers Alexandre de Moraes, Gilmar Mendes, and Cristiano Zanin. The image generated controversy by showing the ministers laughing, in contrast to the moment of crisis in the country.

The article mentions the revelation of 52 messages exchanged between Minister Alexandre de Moraes and businessman Vladimir Vorcaro. These messages would have sent chills down the spines of the Brazilian population.

The text classifies the situation as more serious than financial corruption, suggesting an alleged "moral corruption" involving the ministers. The article also criticizes the way Brazilians are being treated, comparing them to "court jesters."

The piece is presented as exclusive subscriber content, with restricted access through registration on the newspaper's website. The tone of the article is highly critical of the conduct of the STF ministers.

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