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Save democracy, not Moraes

oglobo4 September 2026 at 04:05

The article argues that the crisis at the Supreme Federal Court needs to be addressed with the removal of Justice Alexandre de Moraes. The article maintains that since the opening of the so-called fake news inquiry, the STF has granted excessive powers to a single individual to act in defense of the institution.

According to the text, Moraes' errors and successes in conducting the process have become errors and successes of the Court itself, which represents an institutional problem. The article suggests that this concentration of power in one person compromises the image and functioning of the tribunal.

The text is an opinion piece advocating for the need to limit individual powers within the STF and directly address the crisis affecting the court. This is exclusive subscriber content, with restricted access through site registration.

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