The president of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), Edson Fachin, said the Court will not have "shortcuts" in light of the accusations between ministers involving Minister André Mendonça. The statement was made amid an internal crisis at the Court.
Fachin set a five-day deadline for interested parties to present statements regarding the accusations involving Mendonça. The goal is for the facts to be investigated with full legality and transparency.
The crisis at the STF gained strength after cross-accusations between ministers, generating tension at the highest instance of the Brazilian Judiciary. The situation requires careful investigation of the Court's internal procedures.
The president of the Court emphasized that all measures will be taken within the due legal process, without shortcuts or alterations to established procedures, thus guaranteeing the integrity of the investigations into the case.




