Businessman João Amoêdo, who has been out of partisan politics since breaking with the Novo party, stated he intends to learn more about candidate Augusto Cury, whom he sees as a rising figure. Amoêdo has not yet defined his vote for the upcoming elections.
The businessman harshly criticized what he called the "corporatism" of the Supreme Court, expressing dissatisfaction with the court's silence in the face of recent revelations about Minister Alexandre de Moraes. The case involves controversies that have sparked debates about the functioning of the highest instance of the Brazilian judiciary.
Amoêdo broke with Novo, the party through which he ran for President in 2018, marking his departure from partisan politics. Since then, he has positioned himself as an independent figure, analyzing candidates and political issues without party affiliation.
