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Brazil: «The crisis in the Supreme Federal Court is very strong»

Now12 September 2026 at 01:10

Journalist Diego Sarza analyzed the crisis in Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF), describing the internal confrontations among ministers as very intense. The analysis highlights the existing tensions within the country's highest court.

The study also addressed electoral polls that indicate a fierce race between former president Lula da Silva and current senator Bolsonaro in voting intentions. This political competition occurs in parallel with the divisions observed in the STF.

The judicial crisis and the electoral dispute appear to be intertwined in Brazil's contemporary political landscape, with the confrontations in the Supreme Court gaining prominence in the media coverage analyzed by Sarza.

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