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From Fachin's order to the end of secrecy in the Master case, timeline details 24 hours of a war of dispatchs at the Supreme Court

oglobo12 September 2026 at 07:30

Minister André Mendonça made public on Friday all the processes of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) related to Banco Master frauds. Mendonça's decision ended a day of intense conflict between two groups within the Court.

The clash again involved Minister Mendonça's own group and that of Minister Alexandre de Moraes. The dispute centered on the degree of secrecy of the Master case and also on the rite to be followed in the trial scheduled for Tuesday.

In Tuesday's session, the court will analyze messages sent by banker Daniel Vorcaro to Moraes. The case involves allegations of fraud at Banco Master and has generated controversies about transparency and procedures at the highest instance of the Brazilian Judiciary.

Why this matters

For Brazilian readers, this internal dispute at the STF about transparency and procedural rite is relevant because it can influence how the Master case — which involves accusations of bank fraud and alleged communications between a banker and a minister — will be conducted and judged, affecting confidence in judicial independence. The conflict exposes tensions between different wings of the court that may have implications for future similar cases.

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