President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) has decided to publicly defend a reform of the Judiciary as a way to address the institutional crisis affecting the Supreme Federal Court (STF). The president's position represents an unprecedented escalation in the tension between the Executive and the Judiciary branches.
Lula's strategy aims primarily to protect his re-election campaign from the effects of the Banco Master case, which represents a threat to the political ambitions of the current government. The president therefore seeks to turn Judicial reform into an antidote against the political and institutional consequences of this case.
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